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When it comes to cases involving unidentified flying objects, few are as well documented or involve as many people as what occurred at Loring in 1975.

It was the Air Force's first supersonic interceptor. In order to obtain that title, it carried its weapons internally via some remarkable engineering.

The tactic has become widespread on battlefields overseas and now appears to be proliferating to organized crime.

The long history of INS Viraat, formerly HMS Hermes, included combat service in the Falklands War.

Video from the flightline at RAF Lakenheath includes details of the important relationship between the F-15E's pilot and weapon systems officer.

Ryan's mixed-power FR-1 naval fighter was an evolutionary dead-end, but it did make history.

The Air Force is accelerating its advanced combat drone development efforts and the facility's unique attributes seem perfect for supporting them.

The jet's landing gear malfunctioned and it had to refuel with its gear down multiple times as a plan to safely ditch its ordnance came together.

For decades, the DoD has been researching a radical drag reduction technique that involves sheathing a vehicle in directed energy-induced plasma.

The ship has a unique relationship with the Jolly Roger and is the only one in the Navy officially authorized to fly it.

Like the future of air combat in general, there are lots of misconceptions about the secret technology demonstrator and the program it belongs to.

We go in-depth with Red 6's Dan Robinson about how his AR solution to air combat training could drastically change how fighter pilots learn to fight.

In 2017, a war between North Korea and the United States was "much closer than anyone would know," President Trump claims.

It's the second time the stealthy flying-wing drone has appeared in broad daylight at Plant 42 in Palmdale, California in the last two months.

A recent review of federal law enforcement tactical teams explores various units spread across 18 different government agencies.

Major upgrades and a smart fleet management plan will give the Marines the most potent Hornets ever during the twilight of the type's service.

It's yet another reminder of just how vulnerable highly strategic assets, even air defense systems, are to low-end drones.

Get a rare glimpse inside the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's 3-D Model Shop that makes big history with small models.

We looked into the story behind how an F-117 ended up shoulder-to-shoulder with an F-15 in the NORAD alert facility at Portland International Airport.

The Air Force released the images a day after it formally hired Northrop Grumman to build its next ICBMs.