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The bunker is open!

The Air Force loyal wingman drone program won't be 'attritable,' but it will be based around a new concept called 'affordable mass.'

Biden has picked a livery for the new Air Force One jets in line with the existing Kennedy-era design over Trump's red, white, and blue one.

Russia's controversial Wagner Group could take on a reduced role in the next phase of fighting for the city of Bakhmut, it’s been claimed.

The flights are being simulated with just one pilot and one loadmaster, with the latter working to support the single pilot in the cockpit.

Russia fired six Kh-47 hypersonic ballistic missiles Thursday, at Ukraine, a weapon Kyiv says it cannot yet defeat.

Decorated Air Force A-10 Warthog pilot Kim “KC” Campbell shares her memories of a harrowing mission over Iraq in 2003.

The Air Force sees missiles with articulating noses as one way to take on increasingly maneuverable threats.

The F-35's Block 4 upgrade has many features, but Air Combat Command's commander says its electronic warfare abilities will be most critical.

The Air Force should cancel the F-15EX unless it buys significantly more than the 80 planned, an unjustified cut from the 144 it once wanted.

An assessment from the U.S. intelligence community suggests that Putin will increasingly be forced to fight a long game in Ukraine.

Arming Ukraine's MiG-29s with AIM-120 missiles could be beneficial, but doing so would be a complex affair with potentially limited returns.

Ukraine is asking the U.S. for Mk 20 Rockeye cluster bombs to dissect and use its submunitions for a unique purpose.

The Belarusian president has now admitted that a drone attack by partisans caused some damage to a Russian A-50 radar plane last month.

200 next-gen 'fighters' paired with 300 F-35s and 1,000 advanced drones will underpin the USAF's future tactical air combat strategy.

The Air Force Special Operations Command will acquire three MQ-9B SkyGuardians to help develop the new Adaptive Airborne Enterprise concept.

As the B-21 creeps towards its first flight, still slated for later this year, we are getting new looks at it and new insights.

The U.S. Air Force's top officer in Europe says JDAM-ERs are now in Ukrainian hands, putting whole new Russian target sets at risk.

The AC-130J's deployment to South Korea, part of exercise Teak Knife, is the first time a Ghostrider model of the gunship has operated there.

As Russian forces close in on Bakhmut, there is increasing evidence that a Russian victory here would likely be a pyrrhic one.