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The grounding order follows yesterday's belly-landing incident involving a Joint Strike Fighter at Seosan Air Base.

Army Green Berets first began receiving their new Advanced Sniper Rifles last year and conventional units are now set to get versions of these guns.

Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 has deployed at Prince Sultan Air Base to join the resident Air Expeditionary Wing.

Nellis Air Force Base's 'Petting Zoo' houses a big collection of foreign military equipment for use in familiarization, training, and threat analysis.

There have been two unsuccessful suicide drone attacks in as many days targeting facilities in Iraq that host American troops.

The live-fire exercise is one of the biggest of its kind that we've seen and has an important training function.

The F-35 program has hit a major production milestone as primary test efforts are finally spinning down.

The Coast Guard prides itself on self-reliance, exemplified by this image of one of its Dolphin helicopters being transported by one of its C-130s.

It was snowing so hard that the airstair truck got stuck, delaying Biden and his entourage from deplaning promptly after arriving.

While Houthi rebels in Yemen have launched multiple attacks on ships over the years, actually seizing one is much rarer for the group.

The attempt to hit the U.S. military compound on the symbolic date was rebuffed by Centurion point defense gun systems.

Dassault's Rafale M is competing against Boeing's Super Hornet to supply India with a new carrier-based multi-role fighter.

2022 sounds so far into the future, doesn't it?

Realistic threats on the ground are an important if often underappreciated aspect of the Air Force's Red Flag air combat exercises.

The long-awaited arrival of infrared search and track pods represents a big capability boost for Kadena Air Base's F-15s.

Japan's use of its aircraft carrier to closely shadow China's own is highly unusual.

The missiles would offer land-attack and anti-ship capabilities and would be expected to serve as a deterrent to China and North Korea.

With the depot maintenance mission for a number of big jets, Tinker AFB offers rare glimpses of what these planes look like without their paint.

One Russian state media outlet has contradicted bombastic claims from another about the state of the still-nebulous S-550.

The Israeli air raid may have been connected to the appearance of an Iranian-flagged container ship at the port.