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A KC-46 Pegasus with a very strange paint job on its underside had been flying from Boeing Field near Seattle recently.

The Belarusian president, and close Kremlin ally, says some of his aircraft have been adapted to carry nuclear weapons. But it’s unclear which aircraft.

German Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft systems will provide additional defense to Ukrainian forces suffering from Russian aerial threats.

In addition to longer-range cruise missiles, B-2s have been receiving upgrades to their nuclear capabilities and communications systems.

The 'chrome' F-35C recently arrived at Point Mugu in California, which is hosting other specialized test aircraft for a major exercise.

The X-47Bs accomplished great things during their short lives, and it was hoped they could do even more, but now they're museum bound.

Ukraine's allies showered it with weapons for its 31st birthday as Russian missiles struck cities and a railway station.

The KC-46 made its landing with its boom dangling below its fuselage and a load of New Hampshire congressional staff members onboard.

The U.S. Air Force secretary has confirmed that the service could buy the Australian drone as part of the NGAD tactical air combat program.

'Vampire' counter-drone systems are also included in the new tranche of aid, which is the largest single American package announced to date.

There are conflicting reports about the origin of the mysterious drone and how exactly Taiwanese forces dealt with it.

USS Preble is the first Navy ship with HELIOS, which can damage and destroy targets like small boats and drones, and blind optics.

The new Cold Weather All-Terrain Vehicle, or CATV, will be given to the 11th Airborne in Alaska first, replacing aging Cold War vehicles.

The Air Force is trying once again to field new aerial targets that can mimic Chinese stealth fighters for testing purposes.

With the Antonovsky Bridge still out of action due to HIMARS strikes, Russia appears to be creating a pontoon bridge across the Dnipro River.

Two new models have emerged that could give us clues to the appearance of China’s secretive new long-range bomber.

Three of the five companies who received advanced engine contracts are better known for making aircraft and do not produce fighter engines.

The Army says it has gotten its full order of APC9K submachine guns and fielded them to protective security details.

Crimea was under attack again, this time it was the Black Sea Fleet headquarters by the same converted 'Alibaba drone' we've seen before.

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