The Army, Navy, and USAF have enjoyed roughly equal shares of the budget since 1948. Change is needed.

“Orienting ourselves toward this new strategic problem is a worthy first step.”

James Holmes on why the Coast Guard and Air Force might become the military’s “odd couple” in defending America’s Arctic front.

While the America’s 5th generation fighter has been cleared to soar, could another problem be emerging?

Could one of the F-35′s greatest strengths become politically unusable?

The F-35 is a hotly debated aircraft. Can it win over foreign markets in places like South Korea?

With a deal on new fighters seemingly halted, Taiwan is increasing the capabilities of its existing fighter aircraft.

“…the idea that drones could start making life-and-death decisions should be cause for concern.”

The US Air Force’s B-52 bombers may be aging, but there’s life left in them says Lt. Gen. James Kowalski.

A top US general outlines his priorities for the US Air Force as the service is forced to confront tight budgets.

Tackling the challenge of unmanned drones is the key issue for the US in the Pacific, a retired general says.

Will the United States’ next fighter jet place more emphasis on energy efficiency than radar evasion?

Is China’s J-20 stealth jet likely to be a bomber or an interceptor? It might not actually matter.

The latest transport aircraft purchase by India is just a first step in a transformation of its military. It’s China that has it worried.

China’s military has been focusing on an area-denial strategy. Could US drones overcome this?

Cynthia Iris speaks with US Army Black Hawk pilot Col. Paul Bricker about his take on the special forces mission against Osama bin Laden and why it was successful.