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Winglets, in widespread use on commercial airliners, will reduce the KC-135's drag and improve its fuel efficiency, saving millions annually.

Visually documenting the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the result of luck and the acts of a few individuals, not thorough planning.

Dubbed Project VENOM, the findings gathered under the effort will feed into the service’s overarching Collaborative Combat Aircraft program.

With the arrival of the new Western tanks and other armor, Ukraine's Defense Minister said "our military zoo is expanding."

Documents show the cost of the Navy's F/A-XX program increasing yearly, with projected funding of over $9 billion for the next five years.

USAF aircraft will leverage large swathes of the RF spectrum, including electronic warfare, infrared masking, and lasers to win future fights.

With NATO membership around the corner, Finland and Sweden have announced plans to buy a common family of new rifles that use NATO-spec ammo.

North American Aerospace Defense Command has confirmed that it scrambled aircraft to investigate a suspicious target of interest over Texas.

Russia says tactical nuclear weapons could be sent to Belarus this summer once training and storage construction is complete.

Iranian-backed militias in Syria carried out two more attacks on U.S. forces using rockets and drones as the violence escalates.

Good times beneath the soil.

Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden are working to combine air defense forces in the face of the Russian threat.

Work on a pod-mounted aerial refueling boom has advanced significantly, as the Air Force looks at solving its future tanker conundrums.

Known as Sidekick, the upgrade will give F-35As and Cs the ability to go from four to six AIM-120 missiles in their internal bays.

The strikes came after a U.S. contractor was killed and five U.S. troops and another contractor wounded by an Iranian-made kamikaze drone.

Ukraine Situation Report: New video shows the drone boats making their runs on Sevastopol harbor, all ending in fiery explosions.

Seven E-3s, based at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, performed a “weather flush exercise” that included an elephant walk.

U.S. and other NATO surveillance aircraft could become a routine sight over Finland as the country gets closer to joining the alliance.

The Fulcrums are the first of 13 promised by Slovakia to Ukraine, which is in dire need of combat jets to battle Russia.

Pay homage to a beloved Nintendo classic and to one of the weirdest military aviation stories ever with this limited run t-shirt.