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Forgive me if there is a touch of opinion scattered through this week's military notes column. Tanker trouble After spending a year in a holding pattern, political squabbling over a potential $40 billion Air Force tanker...
NEWPORT NEWS, Nov 22, 2009 (Daily Press - Shortly after Jaymes Berry shared what he did during summer vacation and fellow high school senior Kevin Tucker talked about what he does for fun, the two were the center of attention...
SAN ANTONIO — Richard Martin keeps a rearview mirror on his desk to prevent co-workers from startling him in his cubicle. The walls are papered with sticky notes to help him remember things, and he wears noise-canceling...
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - The moon is a wet place, NASA scientists announced Friday at a Mountain View, Calif., press conference, unveiling their long-awaited analysis of a mile-high plume of debris kicked up by the impact of the...
While outlining an aggressive timetable for starting construction on a plant expansion in the next month, Oshkosh Corp. officials on Friday also laid out a strategy promoting the long-term health of the relationship between the...
Nov 21, 2009 (Richmond Times-Dispatch - In just five weeks this fall, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles suffered 12 computer system outages, putting individual offices out of business for a total of more than 100 hours....
GERTZ: Israeli tech credited with protecting U.S. troops, combat aircraft WASHINGTON -- A senior senator said the Defense Department has contracted for Israeli technology that was protecting U.S. ground units in campaigns in...
Over in the nation's capital, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has just overturned a lower court's ruling that stripped Boeing of its contract to service KC-135 refueling tankers. As The Wall Street Journal...
By HERBERT A. SAMPLE , Associated Press HONOLULU - But at the close of a competency hearing, the lawyer for Noshir Gowadia contended the defendant suffers from narcissistic personality disorder, which causes him to make...
Written by Nicholos Wethington NASA's Astronaut Glove Centennial Challenge contest was held yesterday at the Astronaut Hall of Fame in Titusville, Florida, and two contestants walked away with a total of $350,000 in prize money...
