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The MQ-4C had been flying over the Persian Gulf on April 9 when it suddenly disappeared from online flight tracking sites.

Meanwhile, CENTCOM says the blockade is working as communications between Washington and Tehran continue in hopes of more in-person talks.

Air National Guard leaders have called upon Congress to approve multiyear funding for 72 to 100 new fighters annually.

Being able to rapidly reprogram Angry Kitten pods remotely based on the real-time threat environment would be hugely valuable.

Maritime restrictions have been put in place by the U.S. along the entire Iranian coastline, not just the Strait of Hormuz.

The Koral surface-to-air missile apparently made its public debut as part of a recent lineup of homegrown weapon systems.

The migration of U.S. Navy minesweeping assets west from the Pacific indicates preparations are underway for a major de-mining operation.

Squire is designed to take on multiple roles and the Marines say they are monitoring the aircraft's progress.

A KC-135 damaged in an Iranian strike has made its way to RAF Mildenhall in the UK thanks to field repairs.

Trump orders U.S. Navy to blockade Strait of Hormuz as a third carrier strike group steams towards the CENTCOM area of responsibility.

The Arleigh Burke class destroyer USS Carl M. Levin has received an interesting new addition to its aft upper deck.

A tactical pause?

As Israel drives deeper into Lebanon, it is presenting more targets for Hezbollah's FPV drones.

The list of contested issues that the U.S. and Iran will have to come to some form of agreement on is long and complex.

Here are all the known American aircraft losses during the nearly six week-long war with Iran.

The USS Boise has been stuck in limbo for more than a third of its career, and was still years and billions of dollars away from returning to service.

The Bahraini advanced F-16 shot down two Iranian drones during the conflict in the Middle East earlier this month.

Michael Horowitz, who pushed for the LUCAS drone program while at the Pentagon, offers unique insights into its genesis and future.

Energy prices are climbing amid concerns that shipping through the strait remains minimal even after the U.S.‑Iran ceasefire announcement.

TWZ Special Access: We flew aboard the unique KC-135R that is the centerpiece of the Air Force's aerial refueling test force.