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An undisclosed number of F-35s have reportedly been taken out of service on concerns raised by a recent crash America’s F-35 fighter

/PRNewswire/ -- The F-35 Joint Program Office and Lockheed Martin have finalized the contract for the production and delivery for up to 398 F-35s for $30...

Some models of the F-35 Lightning II are being investigated and grounded by the military services following a crash in Texas earlier this month that forced the pilot to eject from the runway.

The Marine Corps’ new heavy-lift helicopter is now in the full-rate production stage of the program, the Navy announced last week. The new stage comes after acting Navy acquisition chief Jay Stefany performed a program assessment and signed a Dec. 21 memo permitting the CH-53K King Stallion to move into full-rate production, Naval Air Systems […]

A US test pilot had a close call earlier this month after his Lockheed Martin F-35B touched down nose first on the runway at a US military base in Texas, and proceeded to spin wildly out of control, forcing him to eject.

The F-35B was going through testing before delivery to the Marine Corps when it encountered trouble while hovering over a runway at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth in Texas on Dec. 15. 

IDF says findings suggest Israeli jets must undergo a dedicated inspection to rule out possible malfunctions; adds IAF will analyze data and execute a protocol for their safe return to operational duty

Military says some of its fleet to be examined for issue that apparently downed a modified version of the plane in Texas

RVS 2.0 provides a “quantum leap” in camera technology, said Lt. Col. Joshua Renfro of the Air Force’s KC-46 cross functional team. “We're very confident in the product. We like where it's going, and we really like what this is going to deliver to us down the road."

Regardless of which side of the fence you stand on, the People’s Republic of China is a manufacturing behemoth fueled by a valuable resource for an...