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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.

Iranian officials told Reuters the country will sell hundreds of short range ballistic missiles, plus more drones, to Russia.

A mystery Chinese drone that appeared in a recent video may be the elusive Star Shadow, so far seen only in model form.

An Austin Powers callback has appeared on a mysterious ventral pod that was first seen on a Model 401 test jet two years ago.

The intense demonstration in Newport Beach Harbor, which included remarkable helicopter flying, definitely drew a lot of attention.

The U.K. Ministry of Defense admits that dozens of its veteran military pilots are now assisting the Chinese with air combat training.

Details from a Chinese state television program points to giving the H-6K missile carrier aircraft attritable drone launching capabilities.

If Ukraine can capture Kherson City and control both sides of the river, it could open the door for liberating southern Ukraine

The fighter-bomber crash occurred in the city of Yeysk, just across the Sea of Azov from occupied areas of Ukraine.

Russia’s airstrikes on Ukraine apparently have entered a new phase, with heavy attacks today by Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones.

As Russia makes nuclear threats, B-52s will join a varied fleet of aircraft from other NATO countries for nuclear weapons deployment drills.

We offer a different perspective on the long-awaited Edwards Air Force Base open house that is underway this weekend.

Ukrainian troops remain focused on cutting off the Russians' only way out of Kherson as part of its southern offensive.

Talk amongst yourselves.

Ukraine's troops have gotten close enough to Russian forces in Kherson and Kharkiv that it's reduced the use of HIMARS, the Pentagon says.

U.S. soldiers can expect to be under constant enemy surveillance and threatened by long-range precision artillery in the next war.

A spate of apparent attacks against targets in a border region of Russia suggests a new and possibly sustained campaign by Ukraine.