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Fincantieri Marine Group CEO George Moutafis gives us exclusive insights into what sunk the frigate and what needs to change because of it.

A massive tower of black smoke emanated from near the main runway at Edwards AFB which we now know was caused by the crash of a B-52.

Here's where America's aircraft carriers and big-deck amphibious assault ships are as of June 15, 2026.

The blockade that went into effect on April 13 will continue until the U.S. and Iran sign an agreement.

With their pop-out wings, JDAM-ERs already offer valuable extra reach that helps keep launching aircraft further away from threats.

Opinion: The USAF says the A-10's service is extended to 2030, but funding and planning doesn't really reflect that, which has to change and fast.

The dramatic accident, captured in multiple videos, removes another precious aircraft from Russia’s long-range bomber fleet.

The markings on the A-10s seen at RAF Lakenheath today offer an indication of what they did during the fight against Iran.

Everyday is like Sunday...

The field of competitors to design and build the Navy's next jet trainer has narrowed to just two teams, and both are putting forward twin-engine designs.

As Russia builds facilities for tens of thousands of troops, NATO is also bolstering its defenses with a new Arctic combat force to act as a deterrent.

The emerging coalition could reshape Europe’s future fighter landscape, but it still needs political backing, lots of funding, and likely more partners.

Congress is moving again to block the Air Force from retiring the U-2 amid continued questions about capability gaps.

The Catfish 757 has spent decades supporting the F-22 program, and that work now extends to testing external stores.

Kharg Island, the epicenter of Iran's energy exports, is in the news again today after Trump declared he would seize it, before changing his tune.

Congress recently asked the USAF for a briefing on the feasibility of buying new C-17s and allies have interest too.

The low-cost Rusty Dagger is being combined with the more capable and expensive Joint Strike Missile in a tiered standoff strike portfolio.

The stealthy Ghost Bat is heading into its third iteration, with larger wings, more power, and internal weapons bays.

The latest round of tit-for-tat attacks between the U.S. and Iran are among the most severe since a ceasefire was reached on April 8.

NASA wants to hire a very specialized company to see if a "classified" Air Force 737 could be used as a testbed for low-gravity work.