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Beyond linking up F-22s and F-35s, the U-2 and its gateway payload also connected naval and ground assets, and more.

Fitted with advanced sensors including AESA radars, the contractor-operated jets will put the German military to the test.

The brief thaw in America's relations with China in the 1980s yielded this surprising hybrid fighter program led by Grumman.

The Air Force's secretive, very stealthy, and high-flying drone won't be just a better spy aircraft, it will be a deeply networked game-changer.

Naval Strike Missiles fired from unmanned launcher vehicles are important components of new distributed concepts of operations the Marines are developing.

With so much spent on so few interceptors, each costing at least $74M, enemies are incentivized to simply build more missiles to overwhelm the system.

After enduring major uncertainty about its future after the death of Paul Allen, Stratolaunch's primary owner, the firm is back to flight testing.

Weapons trials for the newly modernized Udaloy class destroyer didn't go entirely to plan.

The Marine Corps is looking at other drones, including the MQ-9 Reaper and the small and more unusual V-Bat, to meet its unmanned aircraft needs.

We go in-depth with Northrop Grumman's Kenn Todorov on what the Integrated Battle Command System is capable of now and what it could do in the future.

For the first time, the Air Force's F-15Es have worked as weapons transports, delivering guided bombs to forward operating locations.

French authorities have confirmed that the test involved an M51 submarine-launched ballistic missile fired from a land-based facility.

A U.S. Air Force RC-135S Cobra Ball launch surveillance aircraft took in the test while orbiting over the Caribbean.

The USCGC Hamilton is the first Coast Guard ship to enter the Black Sea in more than a decade.

The modified Beechcraft King Air has a unique configuration and doesn't officially exist or belong to any real operator.

HMS Tamar has received an iconic coat of paint for its upcoming long-duration mission to the Asia-Pacific region.

One of Iran's oddest ships was used to torment U.S. Coast Guard crews operating in the Persian Gulf.

The live-fire missile shoot was part of a larger drone-focused experiment that also included swarming technology and various unmanned platforms.

The unique unit has brought the Royal Air Force and Qatari Emiri Air Force together in order to teach the Qataris to master their new Typhoons.

Warning notices have raised questions about whether France is about to test an improved submarine-launched ballistic missile or a hypersonic weapon.