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The U.S. Marine Corps AV-8B pilot reportedly made the interceptions while helping to blunt the Houthis' relentless drone attacks.

The Royal Navy destroyer had been on station for months in the Red Sea region where it downed multiple drones.

The Air Force is set to unveil a major structural shakeup at the Air & Space Forces Warfare Symposium on Monday.

A low-observable, high-speed drone concept is an intriguing addition to the growing field of loyal wingman contenders.

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The vastness of the Pacific, modern air defenses, advances in drone technology, and lessons learned in Ukraine left a shrinking case for FARA.

The mock medium-range ballistic missile was launched from a C-17 as part of a recent test of the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense system.

With the entire fleet of V-22 tilt-rotors grounded, the White House is calling upon different helicopter types to support presidential travel.

The Army's decision to cancel the Future Attack Recon Aircraft program is part of a larger shakeup in its future aviation plans.

The decision to replace popular Gen. Valeri Zaluzhny with Col.-Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi is a controversial move at a perilous time.

The footage, captured by the Spanish Navy, provides a fascinating perspective of an inert torpedo undergoing test firing from a submarine.

Anduril new Iris system could help quickly give various crewed and uncrewed aircraft a valuable new tool for spotting stealthy threats.

The price for Shahed-136 drones in reportedly leaked documents far exceeds previous estimates, but is that what Russia is really paying?

With fears of potential Russian military activity, Poland plans to introduce an aerostat-based persistent airborne early warning system.

Wreckage found in Russia reveals the existence of what appears to be the latest Ukrainian long-range one-way attack drone.

Images emerging on social media indicate a top leader of Khataib Hezbollah was killed by an AGM-114RX9 Hellfire in Baghdad.

The Air Force is also looking for very similar weapons, which would be small in size but possess substantial range.

The secretive Off-Board Sensing Station (OBSS) program now has a real aircraft, and it's likely a glimpse of much more to come.

The Super Stallion went missing during a flight between Creech Air Force Base in Nevada and Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California.

The company has adopted a different design that focuses on low-observable features for its "Concept 2" uncrewed aircraft.