Military Insider

Only a few decades ago, drone technology was relegated to the world of pointy heads and science fiction.

Many years ago, I was conducting flight tests on one of the most technologically advanced helicopters ever designed.

Another job title and another painful battery of psychological testing.

It’s that dreaded time of year again when people find it inexplicably acceptable to demand witness to your deepest hopes and darkest insecurities.

On Aug. 10, Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Deborah Lee James and the new USAF chief of staff, Gen. David Goldfein, gave their State of the Air Force addresses.

Column explores viewpoints in the military community.

The word “mandatory,” by definition and implication, conveys a sense of importance and value.

The difficult dichotomy of the military is that it is in continual need of change while also strictly demanding adherence to its customs and traditions.

How did an unattributed video of the SB-1 Defiant spinning its rotors appear on the Web without the Army knowing about it -- or approving?

Much of the civilian world was introduced to strategic-level wargaming in 1983 when Joshua asked Matthew Broderick that fateful question, “Would you like to play a game?”