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After language proficiency training in Texas next month, several pilots and dozens of maintainers will head to Tucson to work with F-16s.

Cluster shells offers a source of ideal ammunition for Ukrainian drones, but they are also badly needed for their traditional application.

A surface-to-air missile or an explosive device are the leading theories behind what brought Prigozhin’s plane down yesterday.

After the JDAM-ER's earlier appearance on one of Ukraine's MiG-29, it is now confirmed that its Su-27 Flanker fighters are carrying them.

Ukraine's Defense Intelligence said it carried out a raid on Crimea a day after it destroyed a key SAM system at same location.

Claims swirl around a Mi-8 combat transport helicopter and its crew that ended up in Ukrainian hands.

Infrared search and track sensors would greatly help Taiwan's F-16s detect and track threats, especially stealthy ones like China's J-20.

Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate today released video it says shows a Russian S-400 air defense system being obliterated in Crimea.

The crash of a business jet linked to Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin comes some two months after he led a failed putsch aimed at Moscow.

A Super Hornet pilot gives us an inside look at how Naval Aviators get their often colorful but unflattering callsigns.

Shemya Island hosts a strategic missile tracking radar and a large airfield, and sits closer to Russia than to mainland Alaska.

After two months of fighting, Ukraine's 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade says it broke through heavy Russian defenses and entered Robotyne.

The bow and stern of two separate Tribal class destroyers came together to create HMS Zubian in 1917, at the request of the Admiralty.

Indonesia plans to follow up its purchase of French-made Rafale jets with as many as 24 F-15EX derivatives.

New satellite imagery shows the burned-out hulk of a Tu-22M Backfire bomber destroyed by a drone attack deep in Russian territory.

The Air Force no longer plans to field the once highly promising AGM-183 missile, but says continued tests are helping with other programs.

Iran says it threatened to fire on U.S. helicopters covering U.S. warships in the Strait of Hormuz while its new sea base ship was nearby.

For the second time in three days, Ukraine attacked an airbase inside Russia housing Tu-23M Backfire bombers.

Chinese space-based surveillance of exercises in Australia highlights how the West's spy satellite advantage is rapidly degrading.

The corvette was built to fire a sea-launched version of its nuclear-capable long-range land attack cruise missile.