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The B-21 Raider will bring combat mass unlike anything the B-2 can muster, which will change how stealth bombers fight.

The attack is an example of the rapidly evolving nature of drone warfare and likely did significant damage to Russia's ability to surveil Black Sea skies.

Northrop Grumman has provided a very rare glimpse of what the F/A-XX could look like at a time when the program's future is in serious doubt.

The Air Force says enemies may use Cybertrucks in the future, so its Test Center needs to add them to its live fire target fleet.

Hellfires equipped with the new warheads will give MQ-9s and AC-130s the flexibility to engage widely different targets with the same missile.

Adding internal weapons bays to the KF-21 will make it better able to penetrate air defenses while dropping heavy bunker-busting weapons.

The U-2 just flew the longest mission of its flying career on the 70th anniversary of its first flight, but the type's future is very much in doubt.

A fuel venting issue has reportedly sidelined a number of the Air Force's new F-15EX Eagle II fighters.

The J-15DT electronic attack jet is optimized for new catapult-equipped aircraft carriers, but may well also embark on older Chinese flattops.

We breakdown the possibilities of what this new stealth aircraft could be and its potential mission.

Australia is now set to operate a fleet of Mogami class frigates through a first-of-its kind defense export deal for post-World War II Japan.

Rheinmetall and Lockheed developed the Global Mobile Artillery Rocket System as demand for guided-rocket launchers grows, especially in Europe.

Space Force says it is more focused on new satellites to track surface targets amid concerns about slashing the E-7 early warning jet program.

Raytheon was awarded a $3.5 billion contract to provide AIM-120s to 19 nations as concerns over the supply of anti-air missiles grow.

Though targeted for retirement by the U.S. Air Force, the U-2 still brings a lot of capabilities to the table.

Your eyes will adjust to the darkness... In time.

Launching jets in an operational manner would be a critical milestone for China's first catapult-equipped aircraft carrier.

The operation is a glimpse of what's to come as self-rescue with the help of drones and new mobility technologies is becoming a necessity.

A draft defense spending bill would also reverse the Pentagon's decision to axe the Air Force's E-7 radar plane program.

The altitude and speed at which the drones fly makes them far more difficult to shoot down, requiring increasingly scarce higher-performance SAMs.