The Marines are phasing out the older Harrier jets in favor of the newer fifth-generation F-35 stealth fighters.

The Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum is preparing for the upcoming arrival of a Marine Corps Harrier jet.

In his role as a pilot with the Marine Corps air demonstration team, Maj. Craig Norris flew the F-35B Lightning II at ...

Marine Attack Squadron 231 fly AV-8B Harrier IIs in formation during the squadron’s final flight ceremony at Marine Corps Air ...

As part of the year-long 250th birthday celebration for the U.S. Marine Corps, numerous events are taking place around ...

Arizona-based company Hydronalix is working to expand the military utility of its general purpose unmanned surface vehicle ...

U.S. warplanes positioned on open airfields could be vulnerable to attack much like the Russian bombers destroyed during a ...

Marine Attack Squadron 231 took another step toward the service’s retirement of the AV-8B Harrier II to make way for the F-35 ...

Archer has released video footage of the first flight of its Midnight eVTOL with a pilot at the controls, though the aircraft ...

Defense contracts change everything What short-sellers are missing is Archer's strategic pivot into defense applications ...

Airbus U.S. said May 20 it recently completed a second demo to inform its work on the Marine Corps’ Aerial Logistics Connector (ALC) program, which follows a recent announcement it’s […] ...

Marine Attack Squadron (VMA) 231, known as the "Ace of Spades," marked an end of an era with it's final AV-8B Harrier II ...