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Early morning breakfasts offer a view into two services, the Air Force and the Army, headed in different directions.

A commentator argues the U.S. must take direct action if it wants to break the North's cycle of petulance.

The Navy's mission module maven says the changes and additions are a strength, not a weakness.

The fleet had to learn to live with cracking cruisers, and it may need to do the same with LCS.

Sequestration, STEM, immigration and visas -- the head of the aerospace titan wants Washington to get moving.

The doctrine of the future turns out to include a lot of buzzwords from the past. What happened?

STRATCOM's commander is worried about America's ability to continue supporting its nuclear arsenal down the road.

American auto icon could soon find itself in more than a few foreign armies.

An aerospace giant makes a case for why it can build a ground vehicle for the Army and Marines.

Adm Greenert appears to wonder aloud why his service is still a member of Club F-35.