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The U.S. claims that the incident, which occurred on December 21, saw a J-11 come dangerously close to an RC-135 surveillance plane.

Russia on Thursday claimed a third drone attack this month on or near the Engels Air Base, 300 miles from the border with Ukraine.

After the cancellation of two Aegis Ashore sites, Japan is moving forward with dedicated interceptor and radar-packed missile defense ships.

With heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula, Seoul is investing in making its prized F-15 fighter jets even more potent.

The International Field Artillery Tactical Data Systems would make HIMARS even more lethal by providing better awareness of the battlefield.

Lodging a protest will halt work on Bell's winning V-280 Valor concept for up to 100 days and does not guarantee a different outcome.

F-35Cs striking over huge distances, Cobra and Huey helicopters attacking ships, and Ospreys hunting subs were all elements of Steel Knight.

A USAF F-16D downed an Iraqi MiG-25 Foxbat over Iraq three decades ago, ushering in a new era in air-to-air combat.

Ukrainian troops are using tanks and other weapons captured from Russia, but keeping them operating is becoming a major issue.

Sikorsky will build up to 24 helicopters per year to supply King Stallions to the U.S. Marine Corps.

The Israeli Air Force said it wants to inspect its own stealth fighters after the Lockheed Martin-owned F-35B crashed in Fort Worth, Texas.

The policy turnaround comes just a day after an unprecedented number of Chinese aircraft flew into Taiwan’s Air Defense Identification Zone.

This is the second time Ukraine has executed long-range drone strikes on Engels Air Base located hundreds of miles inside Russia.

A South Korean KT-1 turboprop armed trainer crashed during the response to the provocative drone incursion.

The Soviet-era helicopter was apparently flyable up until fairly recently and was based at an airfield south of Kyiv.

As we hit the 10 month mark of Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian cities and the people in them remain the targets of indiscriminate attacks.

It's cold outside, but it's always warm in the bunker!

Russia is fortifying Melitopol in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, which could become Ukraine's jumping-off point into Crimea.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin shot down Ukraine's A-10 request saying it was impractical and the jets would be too vulnerable.

A possible low-profile cockpit canopy on the J-20 points to aerodynamic improvements, and there would likely be other enhancements too.