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The KC-46 is plagued with issues but its ability to move fuel to austere locations during combat operations looks promising.

By design, Russia has plenty of choices when it comes to Ukraine, some of which are far riskier than others.

This is our first look at the assembled X-59, a high-speed test jet that is nearly as much nose as it is fuselage.

Some of the most heavily armored vehicles in America's arsenal are virtually unarmored against cyber attacks.

The prospects for de-escalation of the current crisis surrounding Ukraine remain murky as Russia's Putin claims a "genocide" is going on there.

The Hellenic Air Force uses multiple carriage racks for its Joint Stand-Off Weapons to provide a significant boost in long-range strike capability.

American officials have warned Ukraine's President that Russia could kick off a major military incursion this Wednesday.

Autonomous cargo gliders could get new capabilities, including water landings and radar signature reductions, under a new Pentagon contract.

The submarine alleged incident off the Kuril Islands has fast become a tool in the war of words between Russia and NATO.

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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.