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Fighter jets, attack helicopters, cargo aircraft, and more took part in the event.

Various Russian electronic warfare and maritime patrol aircraft need replacing, and the Il-114-300 might fit the bill.

Competition in the Arctic is heating up and the Netherlands, along with other NATO members, is preparing for potential conflict in the region.

The Air Force says the flight test was the first time ever that AI-driven software had been trusted to safely operate a U.S. military system.

The "water slug" maneuver we see here is the submarine equivalent to firing a blank from a gun.

It remains unclear exactly who caused the scare and where the supposed launch emanated from.

During the Cold War, RC-135 Cobra Ball missile test tracking jet crews sat alert at one of the most remote and inhospitable places on earth.

The ramjet-powered, thermonuclear-tipped beast of a cruise missile competed with early ICBMs during the Cold War.

During a major test, the drone acted as an airborne translator for the F-22 and F-35, while also flying in formation alongside them.

The Air Force is officially putting robot dogs into operational use. Here's how they will be used today and how they will likely be used tomorrow.

Journey into the shadowy world of the aggressors—where they came from, where they're going, what it takes to become one, and what it's like being one.

The test demonstrated how an aircraft could link up with computers on the ground for tasks that demand high levels of computing power.

The move comes after Turkey tests its S-400 surface-to-air missile system, and there could be more consequences to come.

The attack has the hallmarks of past operations by Iranian backed Yemeni-rebels and follows weeks of similar incidents in the region.

There is a reason for the similarity. George Lucas designed his starships with elements of World War II aircraft, including glazed noses.

The experimental Ares testbed jet has joined the 'Son Of Ares' jets in ongoing test work over the Mojave Desert.

We can talk about chasing Soviet missiles in the Cobra Ball, infrared test pods, foreign policy, F-35C expeditionary ops—you know, no big whoop!

Preparations are already underway for more attempts to catch one of the Gremlins drones in mid-air.

Despite decades of work on a lightweight fighter concept, the prospect of orders seems as remote as ever.

The Air Force says that the wings taken from the Saudi Eagles will help keep its Strike Eagles soaring for decades to come.