Navy Opens Up Combat Awards for Actions in Red Sea, Gulf of Aden
The Navy has designated the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden as two new locations for combat awards, according to a service message released Wednesday.…
Essay: The Legal and Moral Problems of Autonomous Strike Aircraft
The U.S. Navy’s move toward developing a carried-based unmanned combat aircraft might eventually afford the service the ability to strike…
Lockheed, Coast Guard Tackling Problem of Arctic Communication
Most naval tasks in the Arctic has always been difficult — and not just because of the cold. The region…
Brookings Panel Outlines Tensions In Ukraine Conflict
The way out of the Ukraine-Russia crisis lies in both countries realizing they “are not just neighbors, but relatives”—a goal…
Navy: Most Carrier Sorties Over Iraq Are Surveillance Missions
U.S. Navy F/A-18 Hornet strike fighters flying from the deck of USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) have flown 30 air…
Navy Expels 34 Sailors in Nuclear Cheating Scandal
A Navy investigation of a seven-year long cheating ring in one of its most renowned training schools has resulted in…
Document: CNO Greenert’s Latest Navigation Plan
The following is Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. Jonathan Greenert latest addition of the U.S. Navy’s “Navigation Plan,” released…
U.S. Air Force Grounds 82 Two-Seat F-16Ds
The U.S. Air Force recently grounded 82 two-seat Lockheed Martin F-16D Fighting Falcons due to canopy sill longeron cracks that…
NAVAIR ‘On the Precipice’ of Releasing UCLASS RFP, Pentagon Review Set For Sept. 10
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) is “on the precipice,” of releasing a final restricted request for proposal (RFP) for its…
U.S. Fighters Strike ISIS Near Mosul Dam
U.S. airstrikes have helped paved the way for Iraqi Kurdish forces to retake a critical dam in Northern Iraq according…
Sunk, Scrapped or Saved: The Fate of America’s Aircraft Carriers
American aircraft carriers at their peak are the queens of the high seas, outclassing even America’s nearest peer competitors. They’re…