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A charged electrical wire brought down an F-22 last November at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., destroying the stealth fighter while the pilot ejected safely, according to an Air Force investigation into the crash.
A historic military plane will make its final landing at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.
A suspected U.S. drone killed four alleged al-Qaida members Tuesday in Yemen, as the U.S. and British embassies evacuated staff amid reports of a threatened attack by the terrorist group.
Twelve Republican and Democratic senators are calling on the Pentagon to cancel all contracts to buy helicopters for Afghan security forces from a state-run Russian arms exporter that is a top weapons supplier to the Syrian government.
The commander of the Air National Guard unit that operates remotely piloted drones from its central New York base is holding a news conference to discuss the expansion of the airspace in which it operates.
Thousands of civilian drones are expected in U.S. skies within a few years and concerns they could be used to spy on Americans are fueling legislative efforts in several states to regulate the unmanned aircraft.
The United States and Pakistan agreed Thursday to restart high-level talks on security and other issues, yet the two sides still deeply mistrust each other in a relationship frayed by disputes over issues like U.S. drone attacks, which U.S.
The Air Force's Space Fence program is ready to award a contract — as soon as a major Pentagon review clears it to move forward.
The head of the U.S. National Security Agency defended the government's much-criticized surveillance program against hecklers among a crowd of computer systems analysts Wednesday, but also had a challenge for them: If you don't like it, lend your talent to build a better one.
President Obama's national security team acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that, when investigating one suspected terrorist, it can read and store the phone records of millions of Americans.
Pentagon propaganda websites aimed at countering terrorism in foreign countries would be shut down under a Senate measure sponsored by the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, according to his office.
The recent failure of a ground-based missile interceptor out of Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., means the nation needs to test more, not less, according to Senate leaders and the top general in U.S. Strategic Command.
In one day on the Internet, 394 billion emails are sent, 175 million people visit Facebook, 40 million people visit Twitter, 250 million photos are uploaded and 2 million blog posts are written on average, according to a new U.S.
There is good news for airmen eager to replace the M9 service pistol: Final approval for a replacement program is expected at any time, which means testing and evaluation of a variety of pistols could begin early in 2014.
Authorities say a piece of the exterior of an Air Force C-17 fell off the aircraft and into the backyard of a San Antonio home. No one was injured.
The United States has drastically scaled back the number of drone attacks against militants in Pakistan and limited strikes to high-value targets in response to growing criticism of the program in this country.
The head of U.S. Strategic Command today urged an end to the gridlock that has delayed long-overdue upgrades to the nation's nuclear arsenal and the aircraft fleet that protects them.
A $25 million 'supercomputer' up and running at an Air Force base near Dayton is the most powerful in the entire Defense Department, officials said.
The number of interceptor missiles at Fort Greely could rise beyond the level announced earlier this year, depending on threats from other nations, the director of the Missile Defense Agency said.
The Air Force's new tanker conducted its Critical Design Review (CDR) earlier this month and is on track to deliver a final report 'well in advance' of a Sept. 24 due date, the service said in a Thursday statement.
Pentagon officials have long identified the F-35 joint strike fighter as key to the future of America's defense, in large part due to stealth capabilities that should allow the plane to travel in contested environments that older fighters would struggle t
A federal judge expressed deep reservations Friday about the authority of the government to carry out targeted killings of Americans in counterterrorism drone strikes abroad and appeared to reject a Justice Department argument that the courts had no role
A remote stretch of Florida Panhandle highway closed early Wednesday after an Air Force drone crashed near the area.
Demand for airmen with cyber skills will grow to 1,500 in the coming years, up from earlier projections of 1,000, the Air Force's head of Air Force Space Command said Tuesday.
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