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Delays with a key upgrade program mean Lockheed Martin has yet to deliver the 1,000th F-35 and others to their customers.

Multiple drones and missiles were downed by U.S. and U.K. warships and aircraft as the Houthis continue to raise the stakes in the region.

Defense Secretary Austin's stealth hospitalization has some asking if it would have disrupted America's ability to launch a nuclear strike.

The image reveals how the B-1 impacted short of the runway then skidded across the airfield before coming to a rest.

Taiwan's Defense Ministry was forced to apologize for issuing an air raid alert falsely claiming China launched a missile over the island.

Ukraine has responded to Moscow’s campaign of winter airstrikes by targeting infrastructure in the city of Oryol using long-range drones.

A-10s were the first USAF tactical jets to refuel from a privately-owned tanker, a service that could become more widespread in the future.

Only one Arab country has joined Operation Prosperity Guardian even though Iranian-backed Houthis threaten shipping in their region.

Iranian-designed, jet-powered Shahed-238 drones used by Russia would be much faster and harder to shoot down than the prop-powered Shahed-136.

New reported details about Chinese corruption allegations raise questions about the country's military readiness and modernization efforts.

Taiwan has slammed Beijing after a surge in the number of balloons launched over and around the island in recent days.

U-2s, T-38s, and KC-135s lined Beale AFB's runway in an impressive display, but the U-2's time in the service looks to be coming to an end.

The two Type 23 frigates on the chopping block, HMS Argyll and Westminster, have recently been overhauled at major expense to the taxpayer.

It's that time again.

The intact warhead, found after being shot down during a deadly Russian missile attack on Jan. 2, could offer intel about the Kinzhal.

A new Extreme Long Range Sniper Rifle could replace .50 caliber Barrett and Mk 15 rifles in use with U.S. special operations forces.

The chief of the Pakistan Air Force says that the Chinese new-generation fighter is “all set to become part of the fleet in the near future.”

A 'student' shutting down the engine on our CT-114 Tutor jet trainer at the worst possible time was a key lesson in being a good instructor.

A heavily damaged B-1B that crashed at Ellsworth Air Force Base last night is seen sitting on a patch of grass next to the runway.

The B-1B 'Bone' crashed while attempting to land at the base with all crew ejecting safely from the aircraft.