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The new video shows the MQ-25 airframe moving from the production line to static testing at Boeing's St. Louis plant.

Ukrainian attacks are helping the U.S. learn about Russian air defense capabilities, but Russia is learning too, a top general says.

The latest revelations about the 2022 incident suggest the Russian Su-27 pilot followed up with a second missile, to try and down the RC-135.

Throwing F-15, F-22, and F-35 crews into competition with one another aims to take high-end air combat training to another level.

Kim Jong Un made a rare foreign trip to Russia, amid U.S. fears that he has agreed to send weapons for the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine.

The Pacific Air Forces chief isn't too concerned about China's J-20 stealth fighter that he says is based on "stolen" U.S. technology.

A new Air Force strategy highlights major advantages offered by drones collaborating with fighters in future high-end fights in the Pacific.

Russia says cruise missiles and drone boats were used in the overnight attack that left the Black Sea Fleet port in occupied Crimea ablaze.

Swedish Gripens could bring great capabilities to Ukraine's fight, alongside F-16s being donated from NATO countries.

Since its inception, the B-21 Raider stealth bomber program has always been about much more than just the bomber itself.

QinetiQ has unveiled a concept for a multirole jet-powered drone that it says will be cheap enough to be expendable in battle.

We have just been given our first side view of Northrop Grumman's B-21 Raider stealth bomber, an aircraft that remains cloaked in secrecy.

The Royal Navy nuclear ballistic missile boat looked like a sea monster that had emerged from a long slumber at the bottom of the ocean.

Drones launched from KC-135 tankers could be used in a multitude of ways, including as decoys and remote sensors.

Oil and gas platforms in the Black Sea near occupied Crimea were recaptured by Ukrainian forces, the country’s intelligence services claim.

How a small company's big attempt to disrupt air combat training has suddenly turned into something much, much more.

The legendary William Tell fighter competition is back after nearly two decades for a whole new era of air combat.

Rocket launchers masquerading as civilian trucks are the latest sign of the times as concealment becomes more critical on the battlefield.

The service has elected to ditch development of the M1A2 SEPv4 in favor of a lighter, smarter, more survivable M1 Abrams main battle tank.

It's Bunker time!