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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.

Official documents detail the use of Navy aircraft, carriers, and bases, as well as provide details about the actual production of the movie.

The Sentinel Airborne Stand-Off Radar aircraft, controversially retired earlier this year, may now be headed to the United States.

British and American fighter jets from the Royal Navy aircraft carrier are now engaged in anti-ISIS operations over the Middle East.

The incident in the Mediterranean is the first F-35 loss of any kind during carrier operations.

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This unique and historic facility has played an essential role in developing the U.S. Navy's missile technology since the dawn of the Cold War.

What the job of the unsung heroes that keep America's antique go-to bomber in the air is really like.

China's developing a network of large heliports across the Tibetan Plateau and along its tense border with India that can be of major use in a crisis.

New clashes come as Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania have been considering invoking NATO's Article 4 to ask the alliance to take new action.

U.S. Space Command has confirmed a "debris-generating event," which now presents a potential risk to the International Space Station.

At first glance, the Calidus B-350 looks the same as other single-turbine light attack planes, but it's scaled-up to monster proportions.

IAI's latest Scorpius systems leverage the advantages of active electronically scanned arrays to knock out threats over land and sea.

Russia's military and the United Arab Emirates have apparently both expressed interest in the single-engine fighter.

Russia has billed the Checkmate as a light fighter, but that isn't really the case.