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The technology demonstrator is positioned to pave the way for a semi-autonomous combat drone to accompany the UK's F-35, Typhoon, and Tempest.

The sprawling, ridiculously opulent, and highly secured facility that is perched above the Black Sea is unlike any other on the planet.

The future of the U.S. Air Force's tactical aircraft fleet is under review, with some radical ideas under discussion.

After a very long couple of weeks, let's just have a nice friendly discussion.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was slapped with a Twitter suspension for the image that called for revenge against the former U.S. president.

The Executive Order calls for a review of all federally-owned unmanned aircraft systems and bans drone technologies made by adversary nations.

They both fly, but they are essentially very different animals. The good, the bad, and the ugly of going from fixed-wing to rotary-wing flying.

Recent tests show how the pods will enable MQ-9s to take on anti-submarine missions, but that's just the beginning.

Space Delta 9 is charged with not only keeping watch for potential threats in space, but being ready to defeat them, if necessary.

According to a U.S. think tank, the Ballistic and Cruise Missile Threat report is both inconsistent and contradictory.

After six decades, the end of the venerable VH-3's career is now clearly in sight as its VH-92 replacement gets set to take center stage.

With four presidents and an armada of armored cars in tow, it was the biggest procession we have ever seen the Secret Service put on.

With the weapon installed, the aircraft could spew a terrifying stream of flame behind it, but that doesn't mean it was effective.

The secure device that allows the President to order nuclear strikes at any time will now be within feet of Joe Biden for the next four years.

Months after the first sighting of the jet pack guy over Southern California, we get new insights into the official investigation into the incidents.

Joe Biden's inauguration will be historic for a number of reasons, likely including the sheer number of surveillance aircraft orbiting above it.

Enduring problems with the drive train of the Freedom class warships means that deliveries are suspended pending a workable solution.

The plan to introduce 12 new and highly advanced Attack class submarines is running into political and financial flak.

Israel has tested Iron dome on these ships before, but we've never seen two launchers on one of their decks, and the timing is also peculiar.

The British-made Buccaneer strike aircraft was adapted to carry apartheid-era South Africa's guided nuclear bomb.