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The patch, created within the F-47 System Management Office, has some very interesting features.

Japan sees the fielding of Tomahawk aboard its most capable surface combatants as a big boost in offensive punch that will help deter potential foes.

The strike came as the U.S. is scrambling to dramatically boost production of its own long-range munitions.

The Air Force is examining the use of a flying wing that totes dozens of air-to-air missiles to support fighter operations.

Military assets are being sent to the Danish capital to protect European Union officials as drone incursions in the Nordic region continue.

Angry Kitten could be especially valuable for HC-130Js as growing threats call into question the utility of traditional combat search and rescue assets.

The optionally-manned Model 437 Vanguard jet is now set to prove out AI tech for autonomous aircraft under Northrop Grumman's Beacon program.

Better late than never.... right? RIGHT?!

Angry Tortoise could offer a new path to an operational and affordable hypersonic weapon after years of struggles with other programs.

Trump calling Russia a "paper tiger" and proclaiming that Ukraine can win are just some indications of a big policy shift incoming.

Still in the design phase, this aircraft is anticipated to fly for the first time in 2030 according to its builder.

After more than six decades of service, India has finally given up its Cold War-era MiG-21 Fishbed fighter jet.

Smaller business jet-derived tankers offer many advantages, but the amount of fuel they have to offload isn't one of them.

The images, if authentic, provide us with by far the clearest view of the J-XDS and answer at least one important question.

The German startup has presented its CA-1 Europa, the latest in a line of loyal wingman-type drones pitched to European air forces.

Nobody seems to have any concrete info on what Hegseth's surprise upcoming meeting of flag officers in Virginia is all about.

Artificial intelligence can come up with battlefield options far faster than a human can, but it can fail to factor in small nuances that have major repercussions.

The Air Force's top officer praises APKWS's role in downing "scores" of drones since last year as the system moves to more platforms.

Using the proven Agni-Prime missile, the rail-based system could be a valuable and survivable addition to India’s nuclear forces.

Israel's novel use of air-launched ballistic missiles to attack Qatar from the west clearly had an impact on the ability to classify the threat and defend against it.