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We found over 50 highly unusual incidents with our new FAA data mapping tool. And yes, there even are a few flying 'disks' and 'cylinders' in there.

The AeroSphere was designed to be an optionally-manned high-altitude surveillance platform that could loiter for long periods above a target area.

The Navy has called upon industry to develop pop-up sails for its submarines in an effort to maximize speed, stealth, and maneuverability.

A vacationer in Southern England found what appears to be the tail section of a very specific anti-tank missile while free diving.

The Air Force recently tested a new landing and take-off capability that could allow the MQ-9 to self deploy to a much wider range of locales.

The sea base ship Makran and Iran's most advanced frigate are supposedly headed for the Baltic Sea.

Our full analysis on the first uncovered images of Russia's "Checkmate" single-engine fighter concept.

Russia hasn't put a single-engine fighter into production since the Cold War and this one looks like it is largely aimed at export customers.

A laid-back weekend discussion with old friends and new.

The eagerly awaited new fighter seems to be named Checkmate and is due to be unveiled at the MAKS air show next week.

Dozens of F-22s will take part in a large exercise to demonstrate the Air Force's ability to project combat airpower into the Pacific.

The Navy says this demonstrates how it can integrate special operations forces into even routine submarine operations in the Mediterranean.

"Reach deep down where you keep your guts" like Doug Masters had to and pony-up for this one-of-a-kind Iron Eagle-inspired t-shirt!

The US Army Black Hawk helicopter rehearsing for a military ceremony had to make a harrowing landing on the streets of Bucharest, Romania.

The exercise in the highly strategic Arctic region tested ways to disperse Typhoon jets to different locations that could be applicable elsewhere.

Declassified reports from one of the submarines that were looking for the Thresher suggest some of its crew may have survived the initial incident.

The Rapier carried its trio of long-range missiles in a rotary pack that would be used for downing marauding Soviet bombers.

The Navy's fleet of unmanned surface vessels is about to grow, pointing to a looming sea change in how the service conducts maritime operations.

The FAA has a little-known database with over 10,000 incident reports. Our new application intends to crowdsource the investigation into them.

Marine Corps, Navy, and foreign F-35s are also being impacted by ongoing problems with the jets' engines.