Brian Everstine

Robert Wall and Brian Everstine discuss the annual Space and Missile Defense Conference in Huntsville and focus on the major themes that emerged there.

The U.S. Navy in the coming weeks is expected to make a series of decisions to reshape its future aviation force, but now it appears that the service first needs to clear the fog on the carriers it needs to operate them.

The U.S. Air Force is buying 145 Group 2 long-endurance uncrewed aerial systems from uAvionics Technologies, a relatively small Poland-based

The U.S. Army's air defense community for years has been the service's most deployed part, with high demand as the country's forces faced increasing threats from above.

The U.S. Navy will modernize its MH-60 helicopter with new structural changes to both variants of the Seahawk, along with new avionics updates and a new open mission systems approach for upgrades.

RENO, Nevada—The second deployment of the first-in-class USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) was historic for many reasons, one of which was an opportunity

The U.S. Navy is developing and currently flight testing a new long-range air-to-air missile that will far exceed the capabilities of the AIM-120 and likely the recently disclosed AIM-174B as well.

RENO, Nevada—The U.S. Navy has a general rule when it comes to ship deployments. For every deployment that gets extended an additional four

RENO, Nevada—The U.S. Navy wants to steam ahead on bringing more uncrewed aircraft into its air wings, but under current Chief of Naval Operations Adm.