The Air Force’s roughly $85 million order moves the MH-139A Grey Wolf into full rate production as the faster, higher capacity helicopter begins replacing aging UH-1N Hueys that secure America’s intercontinental ballistic missile fields.
The Navy’s expeditionary command is getting a new name while retaining its current missions, reflecting its growing role in autonomous systems, subsea warfare and the preparation of security forces for ships, ports and installations.
The Marine Corps is building a new evaluation that will test aspiring generals through a complex operational scenario, adding a direct measure of planning, communication and critical thinking to its existing promotion screening process.
Navy lieutenant commander Jai Salters explains how Tuition Assistance, examinations, apprenticeships and careful planning helped him earn degrees and credentials while preserving his Post-9/11 GI Bill for his daughters.
Flight records and leaked documents suggest the UAE used sanctioned Aviacon Zitotrans aircraft for more than 100 missions, linking Emirati bases with Africa and Pakistan despite the airline’s role in Russian military and weapons operations.
The USS Frank E. Petersen Jr. is home after 300 days at sea, more than 85,000 nautical miles and missile defense operations supporting American forces during the Iran war.
Ohio is racing to secure the U.S. Space Academy for Wright-Patterson while federal officials decide how the school will operate, whom it will admit and what role Congress must play in establishing it.
The Reaper fleet has fallen to around 135 aircraft while its production line remains closed. Congress is weighing retirement restrictions as the Air Force pursues a cheaper replacement fleet of 500 aircraft by 2032.