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The new missile offering from Boeing uses two stages instead of one to increase range and lethality.

The fact that three more B-21s are now being assembled is a major indication of how fast the high-stakes bomber program is progressing.

The KC-135 pioneered the winglet concept, but it never got them even after it was proven that they could save millions of gallons of gas every year.

The RC-135 Combat Sent slams down before its left wing dips dangerously low and the jet goes careening down the runway.

Images of a parachute caught up in power lines were seen after the crash and the pilot is now in critical condition.

Talk amongst yourselves.

After having airspace within miles of it restricted for nearly three days, Whiteman AFB is back open again and the stricken B-2 has been secured.

A Bell 407 helicopter from the same organization swooped in after the Mi-17 was forced to make an emergency landing.

The Air Force wants to buy dozens of new tankers to fill a gap between the last expected deliveries of KC-46As and a future advanced design.

The replacement for the Astute class may be a fit for Australian requirements, but the US could put forward competing offerings.

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.