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The first training event of its kind provided a high-end finale for the F-35A student pilot syllabus.

The brazen attack, which included multiple projectiles, came shortly after members of a new power-sharing government arrived from Saudi Arabia.

The craft matches an underwater glider that China builds, which is capable of traveling for weeks and over huge distances.

Biden has opposed the Trump Administration's deployment of low-yield nuclear warheads on the Navy's Trident submarine-launched ballistic missiles.

We don't often get the chance to see such a close-quarters aerial engagement with live weapons.

It's highly unusual to see even inert nuclear bombs being transported so openly.

History has almost forgotten the World War II submarine crew that claimed a unique "kill" of an enemy aircraft in the Mediterranean.

Snakehead was designed to fit inside existing dry dock shelters that attach to the back of Navy submarines and are typically used by Navy SEALs.

This class of drone is one of the hottest items on the world's arms market. With few competitors, Orion could prove to be a highly lucrative program.

A dozen contractor aggressor jets were visible on flight tracking sites attacking the USS Theodore Roosevelt during pre-deployment training.

Hope for the best, prepare for the worst!

It's safer than Nakatomi Plaza, friendlier than The Grinch, and has less inlaw drama than Christmas Vacation!

The world's only enchanted sleigh that can fight its way onto contested rooftops.

Flight school pilots were on a training flight off the coast when they were surprised to see what appeared to be a guy in a jet pack whizzing by.

The RAF's future E-7 early warning aircraft will now be headed for the Shackleton's old stomping grounds at RAF Lossiemouth.

Marine F-35Bs are on call to provide close air support in support of the withdrawal of American troops out of Somalia.

While it's long been a fixture of naval aviation, recently relaxed Air Force rules mean its flyers now have some of the coolest helmet art we've seen.

Satellite imagery reveals an unusually large amount of American military aircraft at Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti.

The Army wants to acquire lightweight, low-cost unmanned ground vehicles to serve as robotic scouts and more.

Plans to reduce the RAF's ground targeting radar planes to spare parts looks like a serious missed opportunity.