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The Pentagon's Inspector General slammed the department's dealings on the issue of UAPs in a scathing previously classified report.

The gray-and-black airliner is turning heads and drawing outward comparisons to some of the most secretive 737s in the world.

Hezbollah used a Iranian Almas anti-tank guided missile that is a clone of Israel's Spike missile during an attack on a border outpost.

On top of the loss, Northrop Grumman does not expect to make a profit on the first five production lots of B-21 bombers.

With U.S. aid running dry and Europe unable to meet commitments, Ukraine is finding itself badly outgunned.

Turkish acceptance of Sweden joining NATO looks to have kickstarted a long-delayed plan for Ankara to buy more F-16s.

Anduril is one of five companies now working on the Collaborative Combat Aircraft program, which is a top priority for the Air Force.

The Australia's young NH90 helicopters were such a nightmare that they are being stripped of parts and buried after nobody wanted them.

All operations at the Reagan Test Site, located in a remote area of the Pacific, have been impacted by flooding caused by massive waves.

The instructors will help train the final cadre of pilots set to fly the F-15C/D in the twilight of its Air Force career.

Fifty years on from the Viper's first flight, test pilot Ryan “Cujo” Blake talks about flying the new Block 70/72 F-16.

Russia says the aircraft was carrying prisoners of war, while Ukrainian accounts claim it was transporting missiles.

TCG Istanbul represents a significant achievement for Turkey's shipbuilding industry, which aims to become ever more self-reliant.

Satellite imagery provides a new window into the latest U.S. and U.K. strikes overnight on Houthi targets at Sanaa International Airport.

California Air National Guard MQ-9s were on station to make sure a missile defense test's rocket booster safely sank in the Pacific Ocean.

The Pentagon announced that it issued a production contract for the most advanced combat aircraft ever designed.

After prototype trials, the United Kingdom plans to convert 148 of its existing Challenger 2 tanks to the same advanced standard.

The improved Sea Viper air defense system will be better able to counter ballistic missiles, including ones that threaten the ship itself.

Reported Ukrainian drone attacks near St. Petersburg indicates Russia may have a big problem with air defense capacity.

The latest strikes by the U.S. and U.K. on Houthi targets in Yemen comes after reports that the Pentagon has given the operation a new name.