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Accounts of Rick Rodriguez’s death are vague, but they involve a trash-talking brawl in northern Iraq that left the Special Forces veteran beaten unconscious. He never woke up.

A vice president at Lockheed suggested that it may have already built a prototype of its ‘Son of Blackbird.’

Able to fly at three times the speed of sound, the SR-71 spied on Vietnam, North Korea, and the USSR. Now Lockheed Martin hopes its successor will fight the spy wars of tomorrow.

Fifty-five elite fighters are grounded after reports of oxygen-starved crews. But a bigger problem may come if Pentagon penny-pinchers get their way with the troubled planes.

Former lawmaker Heather Wilson refused to detail how she was earning $20,000 a month from a defense contractor.

The socialist trumpets his antiwar record. But he doesn’t mind expensive war machines—if they’re based in his home state.

Forget the sonic boom—the U.S. military’s new F-35 stealth fighter just hit massive turbulence that could delay its release yet again.