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Even an off-the-shelf AESA radar solution could drastically enhance the capabilities of Special Operations Command's C-130s.

The bunker is open!

The Houthis have vowed to continue their anti-shipping campaign, with U.S. warships now squarely in their sights.

The Navy is trying to figure out exactly why a E-6B Mercury airborne nuclear command and control aircraft has ended up looking so distressed.

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.