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The training extension request means it will be additional weeks before the M1s arrive in Ukraine and the rainy season is fast approaching.

Gepard self-propelled 35mm anti-aircraft guns, once widely seen as antiquated, have played a critical role in protecting Ukraine's airspace.

An image emerged on social media of a Russian Su-34 Fullback covered in tires similar to how they've been placed on bombers recently.

Ukraine's breakthrough at Russia's second defensive line is "pretty considerable," the DIA's director of analysis says.

The LongShot program is centered on developing an air-to-air missile-armed drone that fighters and bombers can launch and control.

The bizarre rework of an antique Romeo class diesel-electric submarine points to the Kim regime's second strike nuclear deterrent dreams.

Despite efforts to improve its Watchkeepers, the British Army has faced persistent problems with them and has a huge bill to show for it.

The F-15EX Eagle II would join a future Polish Air Force fighter fleet that includes F-16s, F-35s, and FA-50s.

The MUMT-X system is a massive upgrade that unlocks the Apache's ability to hunt and kill targets over vast areas.

A memo to Justin Trudeau provides insights and prompts additional questions about the mysterious aerial engagements last February.

Two Dark Eagle test launches have been abruptly cancelled this year, raising questions about its planned operational debut this year.

The Air Force says its future advanced drones could be used with B-21 bombers, as well as for aerial refueling and to delivery cargo.

Professional photographer Blair Bunting just flew an unprecedented air-to-air shoot at around 70,000-feet in the legendary U-2 spy plane.

The Ukrainian counteroffensive along the Zaporizhzhia Oblast sector continues to push south past Robotyne toward Verbove.

The Air Force has been tasked with leading the development of a cruise missile defense 'shield' to protect critical U.S. infrastructure.

One of the most fascinating vehicles in the Presidential Motorcade had a mishap over the weekend, crashing across a highway median in Florida.

Maxim Kuzminov said he flew the Russian Mi-8 Hip he was in command of to Ukraine because he objected to the war.

RCADE simulates battles faster with more variables so that a slew of critical lessons can be learned virtually, before shots are ever fired.

While the circumstances are unclear, the incident is apparently the first time the battle-proven Challenger 2 has been lost in combat.

Arranging surplus tires atop Russian bombers is likely a highly makeshift countermeasure used to thwart Ukrainian long-range missile strikes.