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News of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's planned visit to D.C. came hours after he visited his troops in war-torn Bakhmut.

Exploring the potential for a C-130 to 'hot pit' refuel an M1 underscores concerns about fuel resupply to austere locales in future wars.

The new E-11A jet is part of a larger Air Force plan to expand its fleet of these highly-prized flying communications gateways.

China, among others, has been exploring the capabilities offered by high-flying, far-traveling airships that can perform various missions.

Lukashenko thanked Putin for handing over nuclear-capable Iskander short-range ballistic missiles and S-400 air defense systems.

With Russia making nuclear threats with the focus on so-called 'battlefield' nukes, experts examine the potential effects of these weapons.

With Whiteman AFB's only runway still closed, the installation has now also put an open-ended safety pause on all B-2 operations.

The search is still on for survivors after what is apparently the first loss of a Thai Navy warship since World War II.

Although Ukrainian officials claim a new Russian offensive on Kyiv looms, is it even possible and to what end?

The Pentagon's new office isn't just investigating new sightings, it's also looking back decades for info on other U.S. UFO programs.

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The Air Force has said it wants the experimental Mayhem air vehicle to demonstrate strike and intelligence-gathering capabilities.

The technology-packed Cottonmouth is competing to replace the aging LAV-25, but its future isn't guaranteed as changes sweep the Marines.

Heckler & Koch won a rebooted competition to supply Germany's next standard assault rifle after an initial surprise loss.

A multi-billion-dollar contract is the next step toward realizing a trinational European air combat program, including a manned fighter.

Despite its battlefield successes, Ukraine is bracing for a new Russian offensive backed by hundreds of thousands of draftees.

JDAMs could provide Ukraine with an urgently needed all-weather precision air-to-ground capability with some standoff range.

The Lockheed Martin-owned F-35B was seen hovering before it dropped and hit the ground hard, resulting in the pilot ejecting.

Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot “Juice” details the morphing air war being fought above his country, where tactics and capabilities are changing fast.

In Ukraine, the Patriot air defense system would face threats unlike any it's faced before, but they would still be a very tough target.