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The commander of the Army's National Training Center posted a video of a simulated 40-drone swarm attack on a visiting unit at dawn.

Recollections from a RAF E-3 Sentry air controller and a USAF F-16 pilot, both of whom plowed the empty skies on 9/11.

A bizarrely convoluted process for handling hijackings and contacting the Air Force to launch fighters made a prompt response impossible.

Russia confirms what is clearly a frantic withdrawal toward Donbas as Ukraine’s counteroffensive steamrolls deep into occupied territory.

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37 Warthogs and crews from various units migrated to Boise, Idaho to take part in the U.S. Air Force competition.

The Chinese alloy issue is another example of problems with the defense industrial base supply chain, Pentagon's top weapons buyer says.

Ukrainian forces have carved wedges into occupied territory, where they are greeted as heroes as Russians retreat seemingly in disarray.

Recent B-1B sorties highlight the growing maritime role for the bombers, but illegal fishing is a national security concern in its own right.

The appearance of a Ukrainian Su-27 Flanker carrying AGM-88 HARM missiles follows the recent confirmation that MiG-29s are using the weapon.

In England, and around the world, artillery units fired off death gun salutes of 96 rounds, one for each year of Queen Elizabeth's life.

A fleet of 96 AH-64Es would make Poland the second-largest operator of Apache helicopters anywhere in the world.

Ukraine has fought into occupied territory, capturing equipment and personnel and raising the country's blue-and-yellow flag along the way.

Operation Unicorn and Operation London Bridge are now well underway in the wake of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

Japan’s ballistic missile defense capabilities are set to be overhauled by two new warships, replacing plans for the Aegis Ashore system.

U.S. military leaders are "seeing real and measurable gains from Ukraine" using NATO-donated artillery and armor.

The LITENING advanced targeting pod will be a major upgrade over the Super Hornet’s current Advanced Targeting Forward-Looking Infrared pod.

Ukrainian and U.S. officials report "good news" from Ukrainian forces' actions against Russian occupiers along multiple fronts.

The Air Force's manned-unmanned teaming future is finally coalescing around a major classified aircraft competition set to begin in Fiscal Year 2024.

The alloy was found in Honeywell-built turbomachine pumps that provide critical power functions to the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.