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The new schedule comes after an Air Force official said just recently that the first flight test of the AGM-183 would take place this past week.

The weapons will usher in capabilities previously only dreamed of and could be operational as early as 2022.

On the type's 85th birthday, we celebrate the little-known and short-lived U.S. Navy Spitfire unit that fought a different kind of war over Normandy.

The MB-326M aircraft that went down was being used by the nearby National Test Pilot School at the time.

Three days after it was disclosed, the Navy's scramjet-powered anti-ship missile program is apparently no more.

Two of the Austrian-designed aircraft have a very special place in Russia's expansive aircraft inventory.

We go in-depth with Lockheed's point man on Aegis about the combat system's revolutionary past, evolving present, and universal future.

The FBI's UH-60 Black Hawks have only been seen previously in the US Army's standard green paint scheme.

Huge flames leap out of the side of the jet fighter as it fires its 30mm internal gun on the ground.

Four specially adapted Small Diameter Bombs were released by an F-16 near Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.

"Nobody should've lived through this," said one survivor as new insights into U.S. intelligence prior to the strikes come to light.

The teams unveiled the massive formation while the Thunderbirds are visiting the Blue Angels at their winter training home at NAF El Centro.

As Australia signs up for more of the Airpower Teaming System drones, Boeing confirms it will use the design as the basis for its Skyborg offering.

The event also saw F-35 Joint Strike Fighters helping to pass vital information between Air Force and Army air and missile defense units.

A new report issued to Congress and the President lays bare the threats posed by foreign AI weapons and issues a stern warning to American leadership.

There are major concerns that serious engine issues could crop up after 21 minutes of cumulative exposure to these brownout conditions.

The plan isn't for the jet to drop a full load of smart bombs on enemy targets, but to carry its own reloads and spare bombs for stealth jets.

Boeing Airpower Teaming System is set to revolutionize how the Royal Australian Air Force fights and the drone's export potential continues to grow.

Unmanned surface and underwater vehicles capable of deploying drone swarms in contested territory could be game-changing for the Navy.

Twenty-one years after the last Spirit was delivered, the Air Force is working out how to build the exotic spare parts the bomber requires.