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In a major position change, Biden told G-7 leaders that he now supports the training of Ukrainian pilots on F-16s and other Western jets.

The images are both stunning and a visual physics lesson on shockwaves created by a jet moving through thick air at high speed.

The demonstration pitted the service's high-power microwave THOR system against a "real-world" drone swarm simulation.

Turkey's latest Anatolian Eagle exercise provided a chance to look at the operations of the country's last F-4 Phantom IIs.

An official U.S. Air Force assessment on training Ukrainian pilots has leaked as pressure builds to send Western fighter jets to Ukraine.

The competition to win the all-important contract for the Air Force's crewed component of NGAD has officially started.

The British defense minister says that Ukraine has begun using the air-launched standoff missile against Russian targets in the country.

Ukrainian officials are trying to keep imagery of their air defenses off social media after the massive attack on Kyiv.

The Mk 15 Phalanx has experienced its share of personification, but telling it no like a dog is a hilarious and welcome new installment.

For the second time in a month, a Soviet-designed tank has been spotted on U.S. highways heading to the same place.

A series of new ads, which follow a similar one from 2021, give us new looks at Northrop Grumman's conceptual NGAD-like tactical jet.

The at-sea resupply of the USS Maine highlights new concepts of operations and a broader openness about Navy submarine activities.

Belgium has said that it can train Ukrainian fighter pilots, while plans for an international pilot training coalition gather momentum.

The Patriot has done a phenomenal job during its short service in Ukraine, but it was always going to be Russia's top target.

The French move to provide SCALP-EG air-launched cruise missiles comes after the U.K. delivered essentially identical missiles to Kyiv.

The 706th Aggressor Squadron reflects a still-growing demand for more advanced red air adversaries and greater numbers of them.

Reports suggest that Russia plans to start manufacturing a version of its Yars ICBM with a novel, harder-to-defeat warhead configuration.

The F-15D from the Oregon Air National Guard ended up partially submerged in a canal but the pilot thankfully survived.

Russia is throwing everything it's got at Kyiv and Ukraine's new Patriot batteries, which are likely the top targets, are responding in kind.

The tanks are not combat ready, but can be used to teach Ukrainians how to operate Abrams, the Pentagon said.