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Australia's new missile and submarine purchase plans are part of concerted efforts to counter China's increasing military might.

The officially retired F-117s are flying out of Fresno for training with resident F-15s and the Air Force is finally opening up about their mission.

The United States and the United Kingdom will assist Australia's nuclear-powered submarine plans as part of a new trilateral defense pact.

The Hercules took to the road in Wyoming recently as the Air Force increasingly embraces austere basing operations.

For years, the idea of exporting the F-22 has been a topic of intense debate. Here's what the Air Force thought it would take to get it done.

Rail-mobile missiles offer North Korea a relatively low-cost way to rapidly disperse weapons while also making them very hard to target.

At a time of extreme Cold War tensions, straying into Warsaw Pact airspace could hardly have been more dangerous.

Air Force Special Operations Command says it needs an MC-130J on floats and it looks like it has a plan to get it.

Satellite imagery shows that a B-2's late-night emergency landing resulted in it ending up resting on its side off the runway at Whiteman AFB.

A "high-power" ballistic missile and a supersonic cruise missile are among new developments revealed in the latest round of Korean saber-rattling.

Boeing's Stingray is making rapid progress in refueling trials ahead of its trip to a carrier's deck in the coming months.

Airspace around Whiteman Air Force Base has been cordoned off after the stealth bomber was damaged after landing after a training sortie.

A cheap laser terminal that can handle multiple waveforms will drastically expand the resiliency and capabilities of space-based communications.

The officially retired F-117s continue to expand their adversary support mission, now making an unprecedented house call to the 144th Fighter Wing.

The low-slung drone-ship catamaran is equipped with solar panels, various antennae, and camera systems.

Pictures of the Chinese vessels off Alaska emerged after criticism of similar American naval activity from one of China's main state media outlets.

Reports indicate that 122mm rockets, more capable than those commonly used in these types of attacks, were fired at Iraq's Al Asad Air Base today.

The incident took place yesterday and is the second instance of Iranian boats harassing American military vessels in less than a month.

Facilities in Iraq that host American troops have been increasingly the target of attacks involving drones that are tied to Iranian-backed militias.

The concept incorporates numerous new and existing sensors and weapons into a multi-layered hypersonic missile defense architecture.