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An intriguing new high- and far-flying Chinese drone design has been seen in full scale on the grounds of the upcoming Zhuhai Airshow.

After decades of trying, the B-52 will finally get new engines, with Rolls Royce being tapped for the contract that could be worth up to $2.6B.

The J-16D has already been broadly compared to the U.S. Navy's EA-18G Growler, and these pods only point to further similarities in form and function.

A first F-5 Tiger II is now at Naval Air Station Patuxent River to begin testing a fleet-wide upgrade that will radically overhaul the aggressor jets.

Last year, Congress approved the Air Force's plan to divest a number of B-1Bs as it consolidates that fleet ahead of the arrival of the stealthy B-21.

The E-3 Sentries are becoming harder to operate and maintain amid growing demand for the capabilities they offer in the Indo-Pacific region.

AN/APG-79(V)4 radars are part of a badly needed upgrade package for Canada's legacy Hornets as the country continues to struggle to buy new fighters.

The Army bought LACV-30 hovercraft derived from a commercial model designed in Canada that ended up being ill-suited for hardy military tasks.

The "retired" F-117s are ideal surrogates for cruise missiles, which have small target signatures and threaten the U.S. and its interests abroad.

This WestPac 2021 cruise video from Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 154 certainly confirms the mantra: Black Knights Rule!

The Air Force needs a replacement for its aging E-3 Sentries, and off-the-shelf E-7 Wedgetails could fill the gap until a satellite capability emerges.

The RC-135 Combat Sent is back in action over the Black Sea thanks to a donor engine nacelle cover from the local KC-135 unit in England.

We have the full air traffic control audio of the F-16 that ran down a U.S. Army Cessna after it strayed into restricted airspace over New York City.

Red 6 continues to make progress in developing its novel air-to-air training system after receiving a multi-million dollar US Air Force contract.

The apparent low-observable aircraft test shape appeared in broad daylight at Lockheed Martin's Helendale radar cross-section measurement range.

Records released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection may help lay some of the more out-of-this-world theories about the incident to rest.

Brian brings a much-needed set of skills to The War Zone team that will help us better serve our readers and expand in exciting new ways.

The concept of arming airlifters with cruise missiles is evolving quickly, which is a big deal for the Air Force, and possibly other air arms as well.

Airwolf, Kratos' cheapest and smallest combat offering, is now capable of launching its own drones, leading to some very exciting possibilities.

The ability to rapidly load large hypersonic missiles onto Air Force bombers that are operating from remote airfields is of increasing importance.