Watch the US Marine Corps showcase the power and versatility of the F-35B Lightning II during Fleet Week in San Francisco.

The squadron is expected to receive its first F-35B later this year and is now actively working to achieve "Safe for Flight" certification.

The Marine Corps is turning the Navy’s amphibious assault ships into small and agile carriers loaded with F-35B Lightning II aircraft.

Senator Tuberville grilled Marine Commandant Eric Smith over the F-35B ejection over North Charleston, who blamed pilot Del Pizzo for jet's $136 million loss.

As the Marine Corps’ newest F-35B squadron, VMFA-224 continues to prepare its personnel, equipment, and procedures for F-35 operations. The squadron expects to receive its first F-35B in late 2025 and ...

Marines say crashed F-35B malfunctioned, but pilot didn’t need to eject The near-$100 million fighter crashed in thick woods after the Marine pilot wrongly ejected over rural South Carolina last ...

The US Marine Corps is shifting focus from the F-35B to the F-35C, raising questions about the future of STOVL jets. Why are they making this change, and do they still need short takeoff and ...

A fourth squadron of F-35B Lightning IIs arrived in Japan over the weekend to begin a six-month deployment, as the Marine Corps continues to modernize its aircraft in the Indo-Pacific.

In addition to the U.S. Marine Corps' F-35B aircraft, Japan currently hosts the F-35A jets operated by the U.S. Air Force at Kadena Air Base on the southwestern island of Okinawa, as well as the F ...

This visit follows diplomatic coordination between the UK Ministry of Defence and India’s Ministry of External Affairs and ...

The Navy announced it has awarded an $8 billion mega contract to 11 companies — including both local and mainland contractors ...