Christopher P. Cavas, Defense News Technology key to new aircraft carrier design WASHINGTON — Even as the finishing touches are being put on the US Navy’s new aircraft carrier Gerald R. … More »
By Courtney Mabeus The Virginian-Pilot NORFOLK Navy investigators blamed human error and an improperly programmed valve for a March incident in which eight sailors were injured when a cable used … More »
U.S. Marine Corps pilots with Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron (VMFAT)-501 practice air show maneuvers in the F-35B Lightening II on the flight line aboard Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) … More »
The Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA and pronounced as if it were Ol’ Blue Eyes) has two problems, both common to many parts of the U.S. military. First, he … More »
Jeff Schogol, Marine Corps Times With most of its F/A-18 strike fighters unable to fly on any given day, the Marine Corps is resurrecting 23 Hornets from the “boneyard” and getting … More »
By David Cenciotti The U.S. build-up in the disputed waters of South China Sea continues with bombers, carriers and Electronic Attack planes. Some interesting photographs have been arriving from the … More »
By David Cenciotti A new video that appears to show the Blue Angels crash in Tennessee has been posted online. A new video uploaded to Youtube yesterday seems to show … More »
Christopher P. Cavas, Defense News WASHINGTON — For the first time in nearly four years, the US Navy has four aircraft carrier strike groups deployed at the same time. Two more … More »