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While no one disputes Putin was in Kursk on May 20th, what happened or didn't happen while he was there is a major point of contention.

The first flying Quarterhorse is the next step in an ambitious program to test high-speed and hypersonic reusable aircraft designs.

The fate of the AN/TPY-6 radar is unclear amid larger questions about plans to dramatically expand Guam's shield against Chinese missiles.

The KJ-3000 will be the crown jewel in China’s rapidly expanding armada of airborne early warning and control aircraft.

This weekend, we remember those who sacrificed it all.

The Aerial Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle was Sikorsky’s Vietnam-era effort to create a survivable scout helicopter built around a heavily armored airframe.

This weekend, we remember those who sacrificed it all.

North Korea has proclaimed highly dubious timelines to right and repair the stricken Choi Hyun class frigate.

An F-15E test jet image points to turning the Strike Eagle into a counter-drone arsenal ship with 42 laser-guided rockets and eight air-to-air missiles.

In a rare move, North Korea has admitted to the accident and Kim Jong Un is demanding severe punishment for those responsible.

RAT55, a highly modified Air Force NT-43A, bounces around between secretive test bases and is used to collect radar data on stealthy aircraft in-flight.

The threat to helicopters posed by lower-end FPV and interceptor drones is now proliferating far beyond the Ukraine conflict.

France is interested in first procuring a stealthy flying-wing UCAV to fight alongside its Rafales, then getting fighter-like collaborative drones.

The Ancillary Surface Craft will help the Marines further develop their island-hopping playbook until larger landing ships arrive, but time is ticking.

The XM7 rifle, which was recently lambasted by an Army captain, also received its official M7 designation as part of the milestone.

A nuclear-tipped air-to-air missile sounds like a Cold War relic, but the Pentagon assesses that Russia is introducing a new weapon of this type.

Exactly what will replace the forward-deployed F-15Es, which are some of the most in-demand aircraft in the USAF, at RAF Lakenheath isn't clear.

The Navy is way behind in replacing its rickety fleet of C-130Ts that suffer from low readiness, which spells trouble in a fight with China.

Golden Dome is a very ambitious and costly endeavor that could have major ramifications beyond defending America's skies.

The Air Force is still facing an aging fighter fleet and its top officer said loyal wingman drones won't solve the problem alone.