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Official documents confirm an Air Force pilot had a very unusual encounter over the Gulf of Mexico last year, though questions remain.

50 years after its first flight, the delivery is a major milestone for the F-16 program and its production line's new home in South Carolina.

VMX-1 is at the nexus of cutting-edge tech and operational employment, with a laser focus on readying the force for a high-end conflict.

The pulsejet-powered Scitor-D reflects growing interest in low-cost, high-performance engines for decoys, one-way attack drones, and more.

Houthi attacks on shipping off Yemen show no signs of slowing and are becoming more effective even as the U.S. and the U.K. continue strikes.

The crew of the Russian Navy landing ship Caesar Kunikov fought in vain against an attack by Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels last month.

Fishermen recently found what very well could be the remains of a propeller-equipped spy balloon and turned it over to U.S. authorities.

Large-scale Russian production of the Iranian-designed Shahed drones could present a range of new problems for Ukrainian air defenses.

Being dragged across the frigid Atlantic by a 707 tanker in a tiny CF-5 Freedom Fighter with engine issues was not for the faint of heart.

The British Army fielding SMASH X4 computerized gun sights highlights the need for layers of drone defenses among armed forces worldwide.

The latest victim of Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels was the Russian Navy’s modern Project 22160 patrol ship Sergei Kotov.

The Coast Guard is far from meeting ice-breaking mission demands in the strategic Arctic region and currently only has one heavy icebreaker.

The tank was reportedly finished off by a Russian drone and is the second confirmed loss of a Ukrainian M1 Abrams in the conflict so far.

An AGM-183A ARRW test from Guam would send signals throughout the Pacific and could help save the weapon from cancellation.

As part of the European Operation Aspides, Italy has become the fifth country to engage Houthi threats over the Red Sea.

Continued flight testing with Valkyrie is helping the USMC narrow down its future uncrewed system requirements.

A year after spy balloons became a household topic, fisherman off Alaska recovered what could be one, and the FBI wants a look.

Talk amongst yourselves!

A plan to put the outdated A-50 Mainstay back into production reflects growing losses and major problems in the Russian aerospace industry.

The public appearance of a live AGM-183A on Guam raises questions about the Air Force's previously stated plans to axe the missile.