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Problems with explosive cartridges in the Martin-Baker ejection seat have grounded hundreds of Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps aircraft.

The ship will help the Royal Navy prove new technologies and operation concepts, especially of the unmanned kind.

The tragic loss of a B-58 Hustler bomber over Utah resulted in the Air Force calling on the Navy for help.

The Russian LMUR advanced anti-tank missile has had an incredibly protracted development but there are signs it may be being used in Ukraine.

The Air Force wants to have retired all of its remaining RQ-4 drones by the end of 2027 to make room for more 'survivable' capabilities.

After more than two decades, a replacement for the Silver Bullet is on the way that will finally be fully airworthy.

The F-22 is making its first appearance in the European theater since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began over five months ago.

The U.S. and Japan teamed up for another Rim of the Pacific sinking exercise using a wide array of weapons to pummel the mothballed ship.

One of NASA's trio of high-flying WB-57F jets recently drew attention on social media after it appeared in East Asia.

MH-53E and MH-60R/S helicopters were among those left on their sides at Naval Air Station Norfolk after a severe thunderstorm.

Ukraine is burning through guided artillery rockets to great effect, but even with tens of thousands stockpiled, the U.S. could find its supply under pressure.

A vital bridge used to support the Russian war effort in the south of Ukraine came under HIMARS barrage overnight.

The elaborate network of tunnels connected to a major airbase was built to protect Taiwan's precious fighter jets from a Chinese attack.

A newly released Senate report criticizes the Pentagon's responses to what it says are 'exponentially' growing threats posed by unidentified phenomena.

While Western-donated ship-killing missiles can't end the blockade, they have been enough to prevent an amphibious landing near Odesa.

Chinese Flankers have now joined aging J-6 fighters, which have likely been converted into drones, at the significantly enhanced base opposite Taiwan.

The latest claims from the Israeli Ministry of Defense come amid worsening relations between Israel and Russia.

China's E-2 Hawkeye-like KJ-600 is moving deeper into flight testing in preparation for joining the Type 003's enhanced carrier air wing.

The drone threat is rapidly growing and targeting supply chains and crafting new international norms could be just as important as shooting them down.

As new weapon systems continue to arrive in Ukraine, it is still in need of additional fighters and Slovakia says it is ready to make a deal.