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Hair testing finds significantly more opioid, cocaine and meth use by truck drivers versus testing for those drugs using urinalysis, a recently updated study finds. The post Trucking group: Study supports greater use of hair tests for drivers appeared first on FreightWaves.

As the US Navy continues to build its new CVN-21 Gerald R. Ford Class carriers, few technologies are as important to their success as the next-generation EMALS (Electro-MAgnetic Launch System) catapult. The question is whether that technology will

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Commander, Naval Air Force Atlantic (CNAL) named the Fiscal Year 2022 Sea and Shore Sailors of the Year after a week of consideration, May 19.

Unbelievable photo shows light distortion caused by shock waves generated by an F-35C Lightning II flying low and fast on the Sidewinder low level training route.

US Navy to field the sophisticated Live Virtual Constructive training system, revolutionizing flight training for naval aviation.

After several years of delays, the Navy’s mine countermeasures mission package for the Littoral Combat Ship has finally reached its initial operating capability. Last year, the Navy tested the mission package and its systems aboard Independence-class LCS USS Cincinnati (LCS-20), leading the service to announce last week that the MCM mission package achieved the IOC […]

The US Navy will receive additional support for two of its E-2D reconnaissance aircraft as the Department of Defense procures long lead parts.

Northrop Grumman's RQ-4 Global Hawk UAV has established a dominant position in the High Altitude/ Long Endurance UAV market. While they are not cheap, they are uniquely capable. During Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), the system flew only 5% of the

On Saturday, more than 60 aircraft will perform in Thunder Over Louisville’s Air Show, both military and civilian.

Thunder Over Louisville is just days away, and the Kentucky Derby Festival has just announced the air show lineup for this year's event.