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The arrival of new Stryker-based air defense vehicles in Germany comes as aerial threats, especially small drones, continue to grow.

More than 10 years after the Air Force publicly acknowledged the existence of these stealth drones, information about their exploits remains limited.

A nuclear-armed cruise missile could significantly enhance the credibility of North Korea's nuclear deterrent.

Never Forget means also remembering what binds us together as Americans and how we have way more in common than not.

The only American in space on 9/11 had no idea the towers were hit until he made a call to NASA. He soon saw ground zero for himself from orbit.

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The CH-53K's retrieval of an MH-60S Seahawk from a mountain valley is a big step for Pentagon's most powerful helicopter.

After 50 years of sporadic development, Bell thinks it can build a survivable, long-range, high-speed, VTOL aircraft adapted to tomorrow's wars.

Northrop Grumman's pair of reconfigurable CRJ testbed aircraft have been extremely busy as of late, including flying in major air combat exercises.

The two secretive Model 401 "Son of Ares" jets may now get offspring of their own, as well as the ability to be optionally manned themselves.

Dogs, horses, and tractors towing anti-tank missiles were the order of the day during the bizarre spectacle in Pyongyang.

Task Force 59 is set to oversee the bulk of the Navy's unmanned operations in the air, on the surface, and beneath the waves in the Middle East.

The Everts Air Cargo MD-80 did its best fighter jet-like climb out of Nassau and it was pretty damn impressive.

A behind-the-scenes account from an RAF Photographer on deployment with the UK contingent in Cyprus.

The Secret Service has shared two pictures from inside a garage associated with its New York City field office that were taken after the 9/11 attacks.

Controlling unmanned wingmen could be as simple as pointing and clicking on a tablet strapped to the thighs of future fighter pilots.

It's very rare we get a peek inside a jet that belonged to Saudi royalty and this one can be yours!

JetPack Aviation has sold its first JB12 jetpacks and also has deals to work on other designs with the US Navy SEALs and the US Air Force.

A pint-sized missile with at least 200 miles of standoff range sounds like a tough ask because it is.

The Republic of Korea's peculiar program to arm its submarines with conventionally-armed ballistic missiles has reached a major milestone.