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There have been four shootdowns in U.S. and Canadian airspace in just over a week, but American officials still have few answers to give.

Balloons were an important component of the Soviet Union's arsenal, for everything from spying to bombing, and Russia still uses them today.

For the third time in three days, an unknown object has been shot down, a U.S. Rep. from Michigan said Sunday.

F-22 Raptors under the control of NORAD have now shot down two objects in North American airspace within a day, three in the last week.

If confirmed, the attack on a bridge south of Odesa would mark the first known use of this type of weapon by Russian forces.

Come one, come all!

Russia's war in Ukraine has made finding Mi-17 spare parts hard and has provided new impetus for Iraq's broader helicopter modernization plans.

The new high-altitude incident in U.S. airspace off the coast of Alaska follows recent revelations about Chinese spy balloons.

Rumors are swirling that the RAF’s oldest Tranche 1 Typhoon fighters could be transferred to help Kyiv’s fight against Russia.

The new livery, unveiled at Moody AFB, commemorates the original "Flying Tigers" of World War II and famed pilot Charles R. Bond Jr.

The Army is moving to divest dozens more King Air-based surveillance aircraft as part of a planned shift to converted business jets.

The rare BMPT Terminator was sent to Ukraine in the early months of the conflict, but this is the first confirmed kill of one.

In its latest military parade, North Korea showed off around a dozen ‘super-large’ Hwasong-17s and a possible new solid-fuel ICBM design.

We examine official documentation to decode the actual cost of some of Russia's most prominent air combat weapons.

Ukraine's parliament says a Russian offensive will likely come from the east or south while one expert says it is likely to come very soon.

The milestone was announced in a letter from the U.S. military to Congress and speaks to China’s accelerated nuclear arsenal expansion.

Just learning to fly an F-16 is a small aspect of what it would take for a Ukrainian fighter pilot to be combat ready in the type.

The U.K. has offered to train Ukrainian fighter pilots but its training pipeline is already under incredible stress.

After creating missile and drone caves, Iran shows how it is now basing fighters in underground hardened facilities.

With high-altitude surveillance balloons back in vogue, it’s worth taking a look at how the Soviets considered fighting these tricky targets.