Casualty modeling program developed by the U.S. Office of Naval Research predicts how soon injured crew can return to their posts.

Malaysia will probably order fighters in 2016-20 to replace a MiG-29 fleet that is already declining. The timing may be too late for the Super Hornet.

Whether the U.S. Navy keeps to the new schedule and cost estimates for the CVN 78 Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier may come down to just how well a set of redesigned fasteners for the ship's Advanced Arresting Gear (AAG) survives a new round of extremely important tests.

USAF leaders have launched their so-called Bending the Cost Curve program aimed at driving drive down the cost of weapons and other systems.

Cold War kids like me still remember the Open Skies treaty, the 1992 agreement by members of NATO and the then Warsaw Pact to allow observation flights over their territory as a confidence-building measure.

The last nine months were earth-shattering for Alcoa.

The U.S. likes to talk about international defense partnerships, but the reality is that the home industry’s interests always come first.

Further cuts to Britain’s defense spending next year could mean the U.K. falls below NATO’s requirement of 2% of GDP, prompting concerns about the country’s defense aspirations.