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Pictures of officers behind a barricade during yesterday's siege show some had interesting red-and-white striped tape on the sides of their guns.

Pro-Trump protestors have stormed America's seat of power and law enforcement is trying to control the dire situation.

Reports claim that the drone-launched Azarakhsh missile successfully brought down an aerial target.

A new official People's Liberation Army Air Force recruiting video ends with a large flying-wing type aircraft shrouded in a white sheet.

While Washington's airspace is well defended, such a threat, which mentioned revenge for the killing of Iran's General Soleimani, can't be discounted.

Some people hunt for buried gold, a small number of others hunt for bits of titanium laced with aerospace history.

The Israeli firm Elbit will establish a new flight academy in Greece, equipped with M-346 advanced jet trainers.

South Korea says the warship's mission is to prevent further seizures while they work through diplomatic channels to free the captured tanker.

As military and commercial activity in space increases, there is a growing risk of unwanted guests coming back to Earth.

A recent photo taken of Groom Lake by a private pilot shows what appears to be a dagger-shaped object in one of the facility's aircraft shelters.

Iran has been demanding South Korea release frozen assets and the seizure also comes amid a flurry of Iranian threats aimed at the United States.

Even though it was based on 1980s technology, America's stealth bomber still looks like it is visiting us from another world.

An extremely tense situation with Iran prompted the Acting Secretary of Defense to order Nimitz to stay in the Middle East for the foreseeable future.

The Royal Air Force will receive a reworked former Chinese carrier's 737 to help accelerate its E-7 Wedgetail program.

We can talk about pretty much anything you want, including what we can expect in the new year.

Two of the historic SR-71 Blackbird hangars that once lined Beale Air Force's Base's main apron are still standing today.

Just having soldiers jump through rings of fire was apparently too tame for the Egyptian Army.

With critical test and evaluation work still unfinished, the full-rate production decision will be left to the future Biden administration.

The result looks a lot like Hellfire-armed H-60 Black Hawk variants, especially U.S. Army special operations ones.

The service introduction of the mighty Phantom wasn't without its problems.