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The Missile Defense Agency is looking at five potential locations to house a controversial third domestic ground-based interceptor site, which would guard the continental United States against ballistic missile attack.
The Air Force has a vast inventory of weapon systems developed and purchased through dozens of programs. Maintaining that disparate arsenal is costly and, in a time of budget cuts, increasingly important.
For the past decade, technological improvements have made the dream of the unblinking eye a near reality. Cameras are cheaper to make and install and provide higher-quality images.
The Air Force should come up with better cost estimates and options for new GPS Satellites, according to a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.
Russia's proposal to place Syria's chemical weapons stockpile under international control for dismantling would involve a lengthy and complicated operation made more difficult by a deep lack of trust — not to mention the lack of an inventory.
The Defense Department is beginning the process to replace Air Force One.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's choice of the term 'degrade' to describe an attack on Syria has been interpreted by Pentagon planners as guidance for a limited strike, according to senior military officials.
The U.S. National Security Agency is able to crack protective measures on iPhones, BlackBerry and Android devices, giving it access to users' data on all major smartphones, according to a report Sunday in German news weekly Der Spiegel.
A U.S. military medical school in Bethesda says it no longer uses live animals in its training programs, starting with this school year.
The National Security Agency, working with the British government, has secretly been unraveling encryption technology that billions of Internet users rely upon to keep their electronic messages and confidential data safe from prying eyes, according to pub
NASA is headed back to the moon, this time to explore its thin atmosphere and rough dust.
The Air Force has signed off on the final critical design review (CDR) for its next generation tanker, formally establishing the design of a program identified by top Air Force officials as a key priority.
Opponents of a proposal that could base F-35 fighter planes at Vermont's Burlington International Airport want city officials to refuse to allow the plane to be based there.
Should the Pentagon need to destroy stockpiles of chemical weapons, it can do so with new mobile systems that can neutralize and destroy the materials, according to defense officials.
President Obama sought Wednesday to reassure Europeans outraged over U.S. surveillance programs that his government isn't sifting through their emails or eavesdropping on their telephone calls.
Pro-Syrian government hackers defaced a Marine Corps recruitment website Monday, posting a letter on Marines.com arguing that the Syrian government is 'fighting a vile common enemy.'
The Brazilian government called in the U.S. ambassador Monday to provide explanations about new revelations that the National Security Agency's spy program directly targeted the South American giant's leader.
A pair of missiles launched by a suspected U.S. drone killed at least three foreign militants in an abandoned seminary near Pakistan's border with Afghanistan on Saturday, Pakistani intelligence officials said.
Air Force Space Command has released a new white paper laying out its argument for moving toward a new architecture for military space programs.
The Pentagon has spent more than a decade trying to develop weapons to neutralize chemical weapons, the threat that has the United States poised to launch a missile strike on Syria, according to military planning documents and officials.
The U.S. government will spend $52 billion on intelligence programs this year but often fails to provide the president with information needed to protect national security, according to a report in the Washington Post.
The U.S. military is in the final stages of preparation for missile strikes on Syria, but experts say any military operations there will likely be short-lived and have minimal impact on the Pentagon's plans for the future.
A massive rocket carrying a spy satellite for the U.S. government launched from the central California coast Wednesday.
The Air Force has re-pressurized the U-2 spy plane's cabin after a study revealed U-2 pilots had brain lesions at a higher than average rate, officials said.
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