Megan Eckstein

U.S. Marine Corps Cpl. Miguel Hernandez, left, and Lance Cpl. Brad Wilson conduct systems and functions checks on an RQ-20B Puma drone at an expeditionary advanced base on San Clemente Island, Calif., on Jan. 10, 2024. (Gunnery Sgt. Antonio Campbell/U.S. Marine Corps)

The V-22 program office is studying the future of the tiltrotor aircraft, weighing both a technology refresh as well as whether it could rip off the wings and nacelles to add decades of additional life to the airframes.

It's likely the U.S. Navy can repair its nearly 30-year-old amphibious assault ship Boxer with an underwater team, but the dilemma of how to fix

The Air Force wants to trim procurement funds, but boost research and development. The Navy wants money to cover ongoing operations at the expense of R&D.

On the surface, it might not make sense to give three to Australia, but there's a logic to the deal

This is the second story of a two-part series on how the U.S. submarine force is participating in the trilateral AUKUS alliance. Click here to read the first story.

The House Armed Services Committee will try to partially fund a second Virginia-class submarine in fiscal 2025 to mitigate harm to the industrial base it says will come from the Navy's one-boat request.

Here are some of the issues House lawmakers take issue with.

An artist's rendering of BAE Systems'Dual Band Decoy flying behind a Navy F/A-18E-F Super Hornet. (BAE Systems image)

A powerful member of the House Armed Services Committee has said in no uncertain terms that Congress would force the Navy to buy two Virginia-class