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Russia's publicizing a triumphant strike on an obviously inert concrete structure from WWII is incredibly lame but also not surprising.

Behind the scenes at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, home to a massive multinational F-16 and F-35 training effort.

A recent Navy demonstration in Europe reflects growing interest in new ground-based long-range missile capabilities across the US military.

An in-depth look at the obscured role played by Russia’s missile-armed long-range bomber triad in the ongoing war in Ukraine.

As Ukraine troops retake large swaths of territory, Ukrainians report Russian brutality during the occupation.

A B-1 bomber and a KC-135 tanker made emergency landings on Guam and in Japan after a refueling incident high over the Pacific.

Each side claims dozens were killed and blames the other for this latest outburst in violence between the two former Soviet Republics.

The first evidence has come to light of an Iranian loitering munition, or ‘Kamikaze’ drone, used by Russia in its war in Ukraine.

A set of conversion parts, known as the Reconnaissance Weapons Kit, turns full size M27 rifles in smaller handier guns.

Ukrainian military leaders remain wary of a possible Russian counterattack after their swift drive deep into enemy -held territory.

Russia’s lost Khibiny-U electronic warfare pod that flies on its advanced Flanker fighters will be a prize for foreign intelligence agencies.

Video shows a Russian Su-25 Frogfoot attack jet plummeting into the ground moments after taking off from its base.

The commander of the Army's National Training Center posted a video of a simulated 40-drone swarm attack on a visiting unit at dawn.

Recollections from a RAF E-3 Sentry air controller and a USAF F-16 pilot, both of whom plowed the empty skies on 9/11.

A bizarrely convoluted process for handling hijackings and contacting the Air Force to launch fighters made a prompt response impossible.

Russia confirms what is clearly a frantic withdrawal toward Donbas as Ukraine’s counteroffensive steamrolls deep into occupied territory.

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37 Warthogs and crews from various units migrated to Boise, Idaho to take part in the U.S. Air Force competition.

The Chinese alloy issue is another example of problems with the defense industrial base supply chain, Pentagon's top weapons buyer says.

Ukrainian forces have carved wedges into occupied territory, where they are greeted as heroes as Russians retreat seemingly in disarray.