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Global proliferation of more capable air defenses means the era of the Navy 'flying with impunity' is increasingly at an end.

Boeing expects to close out production of new Super Hornets in 2027 and has already stopped building EA-18G Growlers.

Highly dangerous missions and limited performance mean the Su-25 has recorded disproportionate losses over Ukraine.

A photo has surfaced that appears to show a mock-up of the roughly 20-foot-long weapon on display at an exhibition.

Distinguished Flying Cross recipient RF-4C pilot and his weapon systems officer recollect flying some of the most important recon missions of the war.

The Air Force is showing off the Compass Call jet's capabilities to airmen as it transitions away from the aging EC-130 turboprop planes.

Canada wants at least 250 new armored fighting vehicles, followed by new tanks, as it faces the challenges of an increasingly contested High North.

NASA has a fleet of just three of the high-flying WB-57F aircraft, which are used for a wide array of scientific and defense-related missions.

A top Air Force general sees a long future for Sentinel after it enters service, but there is still a murky and increasingly costly road ahead to get there.

The new head of Air Force Global Strike Command offers us an exclusive look at the B-21 program in his first interview since taking charge.

USAF requirements are being developed for planes to take on the 'Looking Glass' mission after the Navy retires its E-6Bs.

Seeing an F-35A with NAVY painted on its sides is certainly... different.

The Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile has an intriguing configuration and is focused on Chinese and Pakistani naval threats.

Assets continue to pour into the Middle East, including high-end air defenses, but there still hasn't been a large migration of airpower.

The last four Avengers in Bahrain were carried off on a heavy lift vessel at a time of crisis, where mining the Persian Gulf could come into play.

A small fleet of modified Eagles continues to provide valuable service to NASA even as the Air Force counts down to fully divesting the jets.

Just to think, there may be sunlight up there...

Clashes between the Syrian government and Kurdish forces hurt U.S. efforts to defeat ISIS.

The jet is one of two on order for the U.S. Coast Guard.

We go in-depth with Anduril on their machine learning-infused loitering munition that the USMC just ordered, including how they intend to produce it at scale.