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A highly experienced B-52 crew gives a very detailed tour of the inside and outside of the iconic Cold War-era jet.

A video presentation from the Aviation Industry Corporation of China points to new swarming drone and electronic warfare ambitions.

Talk amongst yourselves.

Offered in flyable condition, the Cold War-era CF-104D fighter would be the ultimate toy for the world's biggest and wealthiest speed freak.

The laser system could offer the already super versatile AC-130J a new way to covertly destroy and disable critical targets.

The U.S. Army is sending Iron Dome to Guam amid discussions about how to improve the island's air and missile defenses in the face of Chinese threats.

Reports that autopilots were causing sudden nosedives led to flight restrictions on all upgraded Block 45 KC-135s.

Royal Saudi Air Force F-15SA jets trained alongside Pakistan for long-range anti-ship missions using a little-known capability.

A report that the U.S. military has been stepping up its activities in Taiwan for at least a year comes amid growing fears of a Chinese invasion.

USS Connecticut's nuclear reactor was unaffected by the undersea accident, but the Navy won't say what exactly the submarine hit.

There had been no increases in the stockpile for over 25 years before this data point was released.

This awesome video shows how Marine vertical landing jets use a Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System like their supercarrier-based counterparts.

A recent official Russian Ministry of Defense television program offered new details about the S-70 drone and how it is expected to further evolve.

A video of a Kawasaki C-2 taxing past its smaller 'parent,' the C-1, shows just how big a leap in size and capability the C-2 offers.

The hypersonic missile era is about to officially begin for the U.S. Army.

The divestment of the former USS Kitty Hawk and USS John F. Kennedy marks the final end of a historic era for the U.S. Navy.

The supersonic drop test puts the F-35A a step closer to being able to employ the new nukes, which are literally worth more than their weight in gold.

The F-35A is now on a trajectory to become fully certified to deliver thermonuclear weapons in the near future.

One photographer has captured the Royal Australian Air Force's low-flying action for the Riverfire festival like no other.

Systems that show shooters where to aim when engaging moving targets could offer another layer of defense against the drone threat on land and at sea.