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All the pieces appear to be falling into place for what will be a historic event for the Air Force and American hypersonic weapons development.

Thankfully no one was injured, but the incident damaged the aircraft.

The Arctic airbase hasn't had a permanent fighter presence since the 1950s but is once again ready to accommodate fighters all year round.

The Super Tucano is one of three that will be handed over to Air Force Special Operations Command later this year.

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Twenty Chinese military aircraft were involved in the latest incursion of Taiwan's southwest air defense identification zone.

Australian air shows did things differently back in 1981, as evidenced by this bizarre video.

The unprecedented exercise served as a bold statement of Russia's presence and capabilities in the increasingly tense Arctic region.

The launches were also the first ballistic missile tests to have occurred since President Joe Biden took office.

On average, $3.4M was spent fixing each T-1. The aircraft aren't worth anywhere near that and are set to be retired in the coming years.

Sixty years later, we compile and unpack the rumors, myths, and conspiracy theories surrounding the fate of the intriguing Avro Arrow.

The Israeli-designed sighting system tells the shooter right where to aim, even when engaging moving targets, such as small drones.

Around one-fifth of the combined AH-1Z and UH-1Y fleets, which are still very young, are headed for long-term storage in the coming years.

Project Vixen is studying how a large high-performance combat drone could undertake missions from the Royal Navy's flattops.

The large-scale modernization promised under the upcoming defense review is likely to be tempered by some severe force reductions.

The Navy's salvage and diving unit set a new record in retrieving the Seahawk from the waters off Okinawa, Japan.

One of the four crew members survived the Backfire's disastrous mishap, which occurred today in western Russia.

The dogfighting AI DARPA is developing is set to make the challenging migration from a synthetic environment to the real world soon.

General Miller has also carried a full-size 1911, but a sidearm in a combat zone with a compensator attached is usually the stuff of action movies.

One of the program's top minds talks all about the radar, which will bring 360 coverage, and greater range and fidelity to the Army's air defenses.