“You can’t hack something that doesn’t have an IP address,” Lt. Col. Jason Rossi said. Continue reading →

Gen. John Hyten flatly denied the allegations during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing this week, and an Air Force investigation found no evidence to support the accusations. Continue reading →

The commander of Canada’s air force wants to pay retention and signing bonuses to pilots, one measure of several meant to address the military’s shortage of experienced aviators. Continue reading →

When he was 19 years old, James Francis “Stocky” Edwards had barely seen a plane in his life. Just a few years later, with D-Day on the horizon, he was an ace. Continue reading →

Much of the problem can be traced back to veteran aviators leaving for commercial jobs, or other opportunities outside the military, forcing senior commanders into a juggling act over where to put those still in uniform. Continue reading →

A fighter pilot has been fined $2,000 after pleading guilty at a court martial to flying his CF-18 jet too low during a training mission in which his wingman died in a crash. Continue reading →

Should Canada buy used military jets from Australia? Roy Green looks at how things went when Canada bought used submarines from the U.K. Continue reading →

Auditor general Michael Ferguson said the air force doesn’t have enough people to fly the planes it already has. Continue reading →