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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.

Very long-range missions are now the B-1 community's 'bread and butter,' and are what one can expect to see with the B-21.

The Ghost Shark unmanned underwater vehicle will eventually be the size of a school bus and offer both surveillance and attack capabilities.

As well as allegedly trying to procure a T-2 jet, the former Harrier pilot is said to have provided other navy-related training to China.

The naming will historically mark the first time that a Navy ship has been named after a battle from the post-9/11 era.

Vanguard class and Ohio class submarines were seen together in the latest peculiar announcement highlighting America's seagoing nuclear deterrent.

Rain and low-level clouds helped Ukrainian radar target Russian cruiser Moskva, according to claims made in a new report.

After months of fighting off the Russian Air Force, Ukraine has had to get very creative to confront a new menace, Iranian-made drones.

A U.S. plan is reportedly progressing to send Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine amid talk of Iranian ballistic missiles for Russia.

Integrating a standoff cruise missile with the KF-21 will add to Seoul’s options for targeting hardened North Korean facilities.

Russia, which is running out of fresh ammunition, is increasingly relying on rockets and artillery shells made 40 years ago, the Pentagon says.

If Lockheed's Skunk Works beat Northrop for the Advanced Technology Bomber contract, this would have been flying instead of the B-2A Spirit.

The airstrip serves as Whiteman AFB's only runway, and the Air Force's prized B-2 fleet is based there along with other aircraft.

The first full test of a B-52-launched AGM-183 weapon hit its mark, a huge achievement for a program that had struggled for some time.

The Army's dedicated opposing force unit uses visually modified vehicles to reflect both allied and adversarial capabilities.