Half the B-2 fleet was flying above Minneapolis, and here’s why Why did half the B-2 nuclear bomber fleet gather above an American city? By: Valerie Insinna 2 hours ago
Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date. By: Tom Kington 6 hours ago
5 lessons Trump can take from the Iran deal for the North Korea summit There are five lessons from the Iran nuclear deal’s shortcomings that should serve as the main pillars for developing President Trump’s strategy in dealing with North Korea. By: Lori Esposito Murray 1 day ago
Losing US air superiority risks ground forces It is time to procure what is needed to protect our troops. By: Col. Keith Zuegel (ret.) 2 days ago
What birds cause the most damage to U.S. Air Force assets? Here is a countdown of the top 10 birds responsible for U.S. Air Force wildlife strikes by cost, from FY1995 to FY2016. By: Chris Martin 3 days ago
Pentagon formulating plan to move F-35 management from central office to services A letter from the Pentagon's top acquisition official tells lawmakers that the department is working on a plan to restructure management of the F-35 program. By: Valerie Insinna and Aaron Mehta April 3
Could enemies target undersea cables that link the world? Russian ships are skulking around underwater communications cables, causing the U.S. and its allies to worry the Kremlin might be taking information warfare to new depths. By: Deb Reichman, The Associated Press March 31
US will only pay 25 percent of UN peacekeeping from now on, Haley says The United States will no longer shoulder more than a quarter of the multibillion-dollar costs of the United Nations’ peacekeeping operations, Washington’s envoy said Wednesday. By: Jennifer Peltz, The Associated Press March 29
US Air Force aims to lower F-35 sustainment costs to that of an F-16 There could be dire consequences for the F-35 program should operations and sustainment costs not go down as far as desired. By: Valerie Insinna March 29
A US-Russia nuclear arms race? Where? Much to disarmers’ chagrin, the U.S. and Soviet leadership rarely, if ever, developed and deployed a nuclear weapon system only because the other side had it. By: Matthew Costlow March 29
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