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The Pentagon’s costliest program ever—the $398 billion F-35 Joint Strike Fighter made by Lockheed Martin Corp.—has had its share of travails: software snafus, delays, and most recently groundings. But it’s set to be largely insulated from a problem that seems poised to plague other weapon...

Senior officials from companies selected by NASA to develop new low Earth orbit space stations are eager for market input to drive their purpose.

SCIOTO — The Scioto Foundation is pleased to announce the establishment of the Aeh and Gee Family Fund, a new restricted fund created by JoAnn Aeh to

The Defence Department says it is monitoring concerns over pilot ejector seats that saw the US ground hundreds of its aircraft.

In a new Journal of Climate article, MAPP and CVP-funded authors Ian Baxter and Qinghua Ding conduct a set of nudging simulations by specifying observed winds into a fully coupled model to assess the sensitivity of the sea ice response to different wind patterns.

Earlier on Friday the Air Force announced that the majority of its F-35A jets were grounded to check on the ejection seat issue.

Israel Air Force halts training flights due to problem with the ejection seats found in the United States military F-35 Joint Strike Fighter fleet.

Israel to evaluate F-35 squadrons following USAF cautionary grounding amid suspicion over faulty part

The Department of the Navy is conducting a "high priority" inspection of all Navy and Marine Corps F-35 jets to identify a possible issue with the ejection seats

IDF says Air Force commander will make decision in coming days over fate of 5th generation stealth jets, but currently assesses risk as 'low'