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The Pentagon aims to use cutting-edge cloud networks and artificial intelligence systems to anticipate adversaries' moves before they make them.

The attack on the Israeli-operated ship claimed two lives and comes amid a shadowy tit-for-tat maritime campaign being waged by Iran and Israel.

The Navy has confirmed it believes the fire, which lasted for four days and destroyed the amphibious assault ship, was deliberately set.

The British flagship, HMS Queen Elizabeth, has entered the South China Sea for the first time.

The missile's rocket booster failed to ignite after separating from the B-52 carrying it, but the Air Force says it still gained valuable test data.

The V-Bat is getting a revolutionary AI brain, swarming capabilities, and there are plans to increase the drone's ability to work without GPS.

We have seen USAF highway exercises in Europe and the Pacific, and now they are coming closer to home.

Getting vaccinated against coronavirus has been optional for military personnel, but could that change? Here's what we found out.

Legislators have concerns about potentially serious tactical airpower gaps amid a shift in resources to new advanced fighter development projects.

Close to a year after the first encounter, and multiple sightings by pilots later, the Los Angeles Jetpack Man mystery deepens.

The C-17 is far more nimble than it appears, which is a great trait to have if need to get safely in the air while surrounded by enemies.

Crews have to train to be able to operate from short airfields and get into the air quick enough to avoid getting riddled with hostile fire.

If the House Armed Services Committee gets its way the Air Force could finally get a manned fast-jet electric attack capability back after decades.

After just four confirmed test flights, the pioneering stealthy drone will be displayed at the National Museum of the USAF.

Recent information provided by the Air Force underscores the hurdles the service faces in conducting airstrikes in Afghanistan from the Persian Gulf.

LongShot is an initiative to give combat aircraft their own drone able to fly out and engage enemy aircraft over long distances with its own missiles.

General Atomics has offered new details about Sparrowhawk, which is designed to be launched and recovered in mid-air, including from other drones.

U.S. Forces "failed miserably" in the wargames, which simulated a battle for Taiwan among other scenarios.

A new ICBM silo field taking shape in the northwest of the country is the second to be identified in only a month.

An Air Force Tweet playing on the F-35's nickname, Lightning II, comes days after lightning caused millions of dollars of damage to two Marine F-35Bs.