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The aircraft from the carrier USS Nimitz had both crashed on the same night within a half-hour of each other.

Lawmakers are pushing back on Pentagon plans to buy E-2 Hawkeyes instead of E-7s, as the Air Force looks to push more capabilities into space.

The National Defense Authorization Act demands info on what replaces the 'Looking Glass' ICBM-launching flying command post once the Navy retires the E-6B.

The measure, if passed, would provide only a small fraction of what Ukraine received in direct military aid under the Biden administration.

The Pentagon had wanted to put F/A-XX on ice to prioritize the USAF's new F-47 fighter, causing concerns due to the looming China threat.

A Trump-brokered ceasefire between the two Southeast Asian countries has rapidly and violently collapsed.

The food won't last forever.

The Navy hopes to have the first Medium Landing Ship built by 2029 and avoid chronic issues that have plagued its recent shipbuilding efforts.

The drone incursion over the base in France is the latest in a string of incidents around sensitive facilities in Europe.

Ukraine has a massive need for the low-cost, high-volume anti-air capability APKWS II paired with the F-16 offers against drones and some cruise missiles.

New details paint a troubled picture aboard the USS Gettysburg prior to it shooting down a Super Hornet and nearly another.

Due to be tested next year, the Thundart is one of two options for a new sovereign guided artillery rocket for the French Army.

There remain questions about what a MiG-29 was doing on the Crimean airfield of Kacha, which is not equipped for fighter operations.

After rejecting its request for MRH90 battlefield support helicopters, the Australian government is weighing up sending Tiger ARHs to Ukraine.

The Navy has also released its conclusions on investigations into other F/A-18 losses and a collision during the Truman's problem-plagued combat cruise.

Northrop Grumman's new Collaborative Combat Aircraft offering has just been revealed.

The jet's pilot safely ejected and was transported to an area hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

The highly accurate AGM-84H/K was among the varied collection of precision-guided munitions used during U.S. operations against Houthi targets earlier this year.

The first widely circulated image of the bizarre-looking trimaran point to it being just as much submarine as surface vessel.

The U.S. possessing long-range one-way attack drones at all is a major development, but deploying them "to flip the script on Iran" is even a bigger deal.