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There is finally a growing consensus that unexplained aerial phenomena may represent national security risks.

Bringing together Tempest and the Future Combat Air System would surely be logical, but actually doing so is more easily said than done.

The already delayed VH-92A is not considered capable of transporting the president during critical contingency operations.

The mystery surrounding China's hypersonic vehicle test last summer has deepened after the craft reportedly launched its own projectile.

The disclosure that Ukrainian troops have been employing Javelin missiles in combat comes as fears grow that Russian could launch a new invasion.

Publicly released documents reveal that QF-16 jets have been regularly supporting the AIM-260 missile program.

The Marines' first designated attack helicopter squadron is celebrating 50 years of business with an old-school paint scheme.

An exotic test jet has been spotted wearing a similar coating in the past, but an F-22 wearing it is a major development.

As tensions with China rumble on, the Taiwanese president formally inducted the first wing of modernized F-16V aircraft.

One pilot has died, another is in critical condition, and another suffered no major injuries as a result of the mishap.

There is immense pressure to keep ex-Afghan Air Force aircraft out of the hands of the Taliban.

The bunker is open!

The troubled Freedom-class ships could finally be one step closer to realizing some kind of normal operational tempo.

The XM915 cannon is being tested on a UH-60 Black Hawk, but is under development for the Army's Future Armed Reconnaissance Aircraft.

An official report details a mystery drone encounter near Davis Monthan Air Force Base in 2016 nearly identical to the one in 2021.

The Navy says USS Connecticut would need to go back to its homeport in Washington State for more extensive repairs.

Time is of the essence as the United Kingdom seeks to prevent any parts of the stealth fighter from falling into the wrong hands.

An official report lays out procedural hurdles, confusion, and outright panicking that affected how fast military personnel responded on January 6th.

The company behind this unusual design, Otto Aviation, says the tests show the aircraft is on its way to meeting very ambitious performance goals.

White bat iconography surrounds the shadowy RQ-180 program and it's no mistake the Air Force just dropped that name and showed a similar design.