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The Air Force says its KC-46s are getting closer to being fully operational, but that's still years off and the jets have major limitations.

Foreign fighters arrived at the frontline city Saturday as Ukraine commits more forces against the Russian onslaught.

B-1B bombers are back in Guam as tensions with China and Russia grow and as North Korea may be on the verge of a provocative weapons test.

The aircraft entered restricted airspace around the President's beach house resulting in a Secret Service contingency plan being put into action.

Relax over some good conversation among friends.

The relatively rare ‘off-route’ mines were supplied by Germany and further diversify Ukraine's anti-tank arsenal.

The 100th day of the conflict in Ukraine sees Russia making advances in the east, but on the defensive everywhere else.

Sharing control of loitering munitions among Marine Corps air, ground, and sea units means major operational flexibility for littoral operations.

The reusable rocket sled, which traveled at around Mach 5.8, will provide critical data for hypersonic weapons development.

The shyest and most heavily modified 737 on the planet just left its usual test airspace confines and flew to Oklahoma.

The Robot 17 system will provide Ukraine with a survivable short-range coastal defense capability.

Skunk Works says Darkstar isn't necessarily real, but that the capabilities depicted are not necessarily "mere fiction."

Some of the 20 Mi-17 helicopters the U.S. has promised Ukraine could have already seen action on daring resupply missions into Mariupol.

Imagery shows the Chinese aircraft carrier Shandong working as a deployment platform for vertical takeoff and landing drones.

The goal now is to turn the Next Generation Air Dominance program into a real capability by the end of the decade.

MQ-1C gives Ukraine a major leap in capability over its TB-2 drones for missions like electronic warfare support, strike, and surveillance.

Choosing Chinook aligns Germany's heavy lift capabilities with eight other NATO nations.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has officially promised to deliver Germany's highly advanced IRIS-T SLM air defense system to Ukraine.

The attempted cross-border delivery could indicate dwindling Russian stockpiles of low-end drones as sanctions strangle supply chains.

Russian forces are pressing their advantage in the east, while Ukrainian forces are counterattacking in the south.