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It's that time again folks...the bunker is open.

NORAD boss says nothing's changed operationally due to UAPs as the DoD rebrands its office for them and tasks it with a bigger mission.

The Pentagon is looking again at the potential of blended wing body aircraft to meet its future tanker and transport requirements.

The first high-resolution picture of China's new naval stealth fighter jet shows new details about its engines, canopy, and more.

Lack of spare parts and engines, an under-investment depot-level infrastructure, and much more, have put the F135 engine program under fire.

A retired air traffic controller and FAA liaison to the military gives firsthand insights on the unidentified aerial phenomena topic.

It is extremely unusual for aircraft flying from the top-secret Area 51 test facility at Groom Lake to directly participate in Red Flag.

This robot dog spraying rounds seems like a scene right out of a dystopian techno-thriller, but it's likely a glimpse of what's to come.

The torpedoes would be powered by disposable nuclear reactors, which would be dumped on the sea floor, and could travel over 6,000 miles.

Top U.S. Air Force officials have left the door open to the possibility of transferring some of the iconic Warthogs to Ukraine.

A dogfight between Dassault's Rafale and Boeing's Super Hornet over an Indian naval fighter contract for dozens of jets is intensifying.

A new look at what the Tempest fighter might look like has also been revealed as Japan eyes joining the program.

The story of Russia's iconic Typhoon class submarines looks to be getting closer to its conclusion.

NATO's high-flying drone operations ramp up as its capabilities have never been in higher demand due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

With an eye on the war raging in Ukraine, the Czech Republic looks set to become the next member of the growing European F-35 community.

The MQ-9 drone that went down in Romania recently was carrying a pod similar to one on another U.S. Reaper that crashed in Syria.

The supersonic Overture jet, originally conceptualized for the commercial sector, is being eyed for military applications by Northrop Grumman.

A $1.3B deal announced on Monday will expand a program to send hundreds of satellites into orbit for tracking hypersonic weapons.

Ukraine wants to be an arena in which more-powerful nations prove out weapons in real-world combat against Russian forces.

The flight over Jerusalem is likely the last time the VH-60N "White Hawk" graces the skies over Israel, or the Middle East, as Marine One.