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It would seem that Ukrainian Forces are using Sweden’s RBS-17 missile system designed to fend off amphibious landings against ground targets.

Students from 'Aerospace Valley' schools were treated to the flyover in hopes of inspiring careers in science, tech, engineering, and math.

Ukraine's fight against Russia has gobbled up an incredible amount of artillery rounds, with over a million provided by the U.S. alone.

On more than one occasion, the Air Force attempted to turn its Mach-2-capable B-58 Hustler bomber into a reconnaissance platform.

Taiwan and the U.S. could co-produce weapons to expedite deliveries as the timeline for a possible Chinese invasion becomes more concerning.

A new rendering from Boeing shows a future B-52 with new engines, a revised nose section, and other additions.

Blowing up the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant dam on the Dnipro River would create a "large-scale disaster" said Ukraine's president.

The pilotless UH-60 showed how the Army can perform autonomous resupply and that's just a taste of how it could be used in the future.

Radio chatter reveals the lengths an F-16 pilot went to in order to get the attention of a Cessna that strayed into restricted airspace.

The carrier, which will displace 82,600 tons, has had its design updated from 2020, including a new island superstructure configuration.

We are finally getting close to discovering if the AW609 will provide a niche capability or if it will find more widespread demand.

Royal Air Force RC-135s are now escorted by Typhoon fighters when on missions over the Black Sea as a result of the incident.

It is extremely rare for the US military to reveal the whereabouts of nuclear ballistic missile submarines while they are on patrol.

With nearly a third of Ukrainian power plants attacked, President Volodymyr Zelensky ordered electricity supply restrictions.

A pilot ejected and emergency crews are responding to an F-35 that crashed at Hill Air Force Base in Utah.

Tactical Air Support’s F-5 Advanced Tiger jets are being equipped with unique infrared search and track systems that Lockheed calls TacIRST.

A week after arriving in the country, Ukraine's first IRIS-T SLM air defense system from Germany appears to be working to protect Kyiv.

Aggressor F-16s with distinctive camouflage schemes and Russian-style bort numbers are filling in for F-22s on NORAD-tasked scrambles.

The bridge's completion comes as Russia orders citizens out of Kherson, which could complicate Ukrainian efforts to destroy the crossing.