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The U.S. is deploying more forces to Eastern Europe as it warns Russia may launch an invasion of Ukraine at any time.

The wargame suggests the Air Force could increasingly turn to virtual environments to rapidly develop and assess future weapons concepts.

The service has outlined wide-ranging plans for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, but it remains unclear how exactly these plans will be enacted.

The pre-planned Bomber Task Force deployment coincides with major moves by NATO in the face of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The first test flight of the A-100 with its radar active is a significant milestone for a program reportedly hampered by Western sanctions.

An official unredacted presentation shows how an encounter with the swarm went down, as well as an infrared image supposedly showing the vehicles.

The Air Force lifted similar flight restrictions last year after reaching a conclusion about what was going wrong that it now says was incorrect.

The F1 was owned by ATAC, which provides adversary support services to pilots training to fly F-35s and F-16s at Luke AFB.

Arriving from England, the F-15C/Ds from the famous Grim Reaper squadron may be making their final operational deployment.

After a complicated selection process mired by political intrigue, Jakarta has chosen its new fighter jet.

Top Aces has used major upgrades to turn some of the oldest F-16s around into the most potent private aggressors on the planet.

Construction of the latest B-21 began just weeks ago and the Air Force hopes to roll out the first example this year.

The timing of Russian drills that could restrict access to much of the northern Black Sea and the Sea of Azov is concerning.

The drones will be able to scout ahead for ambushes, targets of opportunity, and greatly enhance troops' situational awareness on the front lines.

Officials from across the service have earmarked the Boeing E-7 Wedgetail as their preferred Sentry successor.

There was speculation for weeks that six Russian landing ships might enter the Black Sea as part of a buildup around Ukraine. Now we know the answer.

The latest Chinese submarine design to emerge remains enigmatic but seems to utilize a notably small hull.

The technology used in the flight could take over for aviators in the event of emergencies, help reduce their general workload, and much more.

The pods are likely part of an ongoing initiative to retain the F-22's potency until its replacement arrives.

The arrival of six Russian landing ships in Syria comes amid a major naval buildup that some fear might be tied to a new Kremlin operation in Ukraine.