Defense News Minute

Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and Joint Chiefs chair Gen. Joseph Dunford address the U.S.’s relationship with Turkey during a Pentagon briefing.

With everything from missile defense interceptors for Japan to JLTVs for Lithuania to torpedos for South Korea, a massive arms sales package is cleared.

For the first time as secretary of defense, Mark Esper will face the press in the Pentagon Briefing Room.

New pictures show that China is preparing to launch their largest ever amphibious assault ship.

As the B-2 celebrates 30 years in the air, the technology within it is set to live on for many more years.

In a big shift, the Pentagon is now looking for an all-new ground based interceptor.

Taiwan has been cleared by the State Department to buy 66 F-16Vs from the U.S. in a move that has infuriated China.

According to a Sydney-based think tank, the balance of power is leaning towards China in the Pacific.

For the first time, the U.S. tests a ground-launched missile with a range of 500km and Japan has officially picked the F-35B.

Air Force officials sent Congress a list of projects for rebuilding hurricane ravaged Tyndall AFB.