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From drone swarms to exoskeletons, Army charts path for robotic future
Drone swarms, automated convoy operations and an exoskeleton to lighten the load are on the horizon.
By Todd South
Underwater race against time begins in search for aircraft black boxes from fatal Marine collision
The flight data recorders transmit signals for up to 30 days after a crash.
By Tara Copp, AP
Don’t expect the Corps’ new Chinese J-20 stealth fighter to be dogfighting with Marine jets
The mock-up of the Chinese fighter was first spotted at Savannah-Hilton Head Airport and then temporarily parked at Air Dominance Center in Savannah, Georgia.
By Shawn Snow
Japan moves forward on F-35 buy, aircraft carrier transformation
Japan said the carrier capability is necessary to meet emerging threats from China.
By Tara Copp, AP
Search called off for 5 Marines aboard lost KC-130
A search over thousands of miles of waters off the coast of Japan was unable to find the lost crew.
Marine Corps CH-53 damaged during ground taxi Class A mishap
It’s the second major aviation mishap for the Corps this month.
By Shawn Snow
1 killed, 1 rescued, 5 still missing off Japanese coast after C-130 and F/A-18 fighter jet crash
The aircraft had taken off from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, to conduct regularly scheduled training.
Here’s what happened to the two Miramar Marine pilots who drew a sky penis in their T-34C
The punishment was similar to two Navy lieutenants who drew a sky penis in an EA-18G Growler.
By Shawn Snow
WWII pilot’s remains interred at Arlington, along with son’s
The remains of an Air Force pilot from Pennsylvania whose plane crashed off Croatia during World War II have been laid to rest.
Three-star heads to 5th Fleet after admiral’s sudden death
Vice Adm. James Malloy will lead the Middle East command in the interim after Vice Adm. Scott Stearney was found dead in his Bahrain home this weekend.
The 80 percent directive: How will combat aircraft get to Mattis' readiness goal?
Here's how the military's aircraft mission-capable rates can get to the goal.
By Larry Korb