Airman’s Death Prompts Investigation into Safety of M18 Pistols
US War Game in Pacific Tests New Air Mobility Comms Technology
Space Force Acquisition, Ops Units Team Up for More Capable Satellites
Radar Sweep
Pentagon Suspends Participation in Think Tank Events
The Pentagon has suspended participation in all think tank and research events until further notice, according to an email sent July 24 to staff and obtained by POLITICO, a major shift in engagement from the country’s largest federal agency.
Former Engineer Pleads Guilty to Stealing Missile Tracking Blueprints From Southern California Company
Chenguang Gong admitted to transferring more than 3,600 files from the Los Angeles-area research and development company where he had briefly worked to his personal storage devices, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
What Gun Will Bomber Crews Fly With Now That The Sig M18 Is Pulled From Use?
M4s aren't practical for aircrews, especially those that operate the command’s B-1, B-2, and B-52 bombers.
‘Lugged’ and Affordable: Air Force Seeks Industry Info on New Cruise Missile
The LACM should be compatible with fighter aircraft, have a unit cost of $300,000 and be ready for deliveries next year, according to an Air Force notice.
Ozzy Osbourne Gave Us the Closest Thing We Have To a GWOT Anthem
“War Pigs” was aimed at Vietnam but rang through all 20 years of the Global War On Terror, as the war machine just kept turning.