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The newly-retired B-1B bomber had already gotten a second lease on life after suffering a major fire on Guam.

With a "son of F-16" under study, the Air Force's original procurement plan for the F-35 is looking increasingly precarious.

The Air Force plans to use its small fleet of AT-6Es to help develop a low-cost network for allies and partners, not fly combat missions.

The Air Force says it wants "a very large platform" to replace its existing 747-based E-4B airborne command center aircraft.

Unverified statements suggest Russia is working on an all-new hypersonic air-to-ground missile.

Based on a design that was intended to protect bombers, the R-23M cannon had an unusual and closely guard design, to begin with.

The drills brought F-35s and F-16s to a jungle-encircled airstrip and are likely a glimpse into the future of tactical jet operations in the Pacific.

As Russia's early warning network marks 50 years of service, one of its satellite control centers opened its doors.

Veteran U-2 pilot describes what it takes to enter the elite cadre of Dragon Lady drivers, including learning to land the notoriously touchy jet.

The rocket attack in Iraq's northern Kurdish region has left additional coalition contractors, as well as bystanders, injured.

We have never seen Marine One ditch its high-profile scheme before this image came to our attention.

The Italian Navy's flagship aircraft carrier is about to begin operations with the F-35B Joint Strike Fighter off the U.S. East Coast.

The Navy is looking to have all of its Mk VI patrol boats, the oldest of which it acquired just six years ago, decommissioned by the end of the year.

The head-up display footage is a reminder of just how fast things can go from calm to terrifying in the fighter flying business.

The remarkable sub's story includes launching fighter-sized cruise missiles, attempting to rescue Vietnam War PoWs, and getting painted bright orange.

Russia wants an armored, mine resistant truck that can be easily airlifted. Apparently, this thing is what they came up with.

The SM-2 Block IIIB's dual-mode guidance system is still unique among the missiles the Navy's fleet uses to defend against aerial threats.

We can talk about funky Russian armored vehicle designs, missiles that shoot missiles, submarine collisions—you know, no big whoop!

Veterans of the country's counterinsurgency campaigns, the Colombian Air Force's antique Fantasma gunships are still going strong.

The Air Force is exploring how B-1Bs and B-52Hs can work together more directly, including targeting "handoffs" involving stealthy cruise missiles.