Defense

U.K. sets course for Typhoon ground-attack capability

Combat Rescue Helicopter to benefit from maturity, scale of Sikorsky’s UH-60M program

Performing complex human tasks in stressful human environments is key to Darpa robotics

Corrosion issue presents a major setback for complex NH90 project

How a ‘star of the show’ turned into a lackluster performer

Slow action on collision-warning systems cost lives, says U.K. Military Aviation Authority

Europe revamps fighter systems and sensors

How Poland is reacting to Russian aggression

Neighbors southwest of Ukraine are taking varying measures in response to Russia’s annexation of Crimea

Situation in Ukraine renews interest in modern air defenses

Franco-British UCAS agreement at Farnborough uncertain

Russia’s actions provoke defense rethink

Russia’s actions provoke defense rethink

Lockheed Martin Chairman, President and CEO Marillyn Hewson sat down outside Washington with AW&ST Editor-in-Chief Joseph C. Anselmo and Senior Pentagon Editor Amy Butler to talk about the issues facing the company and its programs.

Romania is ready to receive Aegis Ashore in 2015

The Iraq Air Force has received its first F-16 Block 52 aircraft from Lockheed Martin.

How unrest in Iraq and Ukraine could alter U.S. defense plans

New U.S./U.K.-developed flight-control technology might make carrier landings easier

An-124-100 and IL-76TD-90VD freighters from Volga-Dnepr Airlines' fleet were called into action to deliver more than 80 tons of oil and gas equipment to Cape Town in South Africa.

Despite delays, U.K. begins countdown toward the return of carrier strike capability

Reconciling Canada/Sikorsky helicopter rift

Ground force technology aims at mobility

International political and security developments are casting a shadow on this year's Farnborough International Airshow.

Scorpion is slated to depart from Wichita July 1 for its long trip to the U.K.

Indian army wants its own AH-64 helicopters