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The much-delayed SHiELD program is finally coming together, with official plans to deliver the finished demonstrator pod later this year.

The aircraft is slated to be one of the first two F-15EXs to be handed over to the Air Force for test work in the coming months.

The Orion drone, now said to be in production for Russia, is seen releasing both apparent guided munitions and dumb bombs.

The reported appearance of the Avengers in western Iraq comes not long after a top American general warned about the threat posed by small drones.

The catastrophic engine failure sent huge pieces of debris falling into neighborhoods below.

First off, let's talk about the killer Mars rover landing. Amazing!

The formation included one jet from each of the Navy's reserve squadrons that belong to the Tactical Support Wing.

Polish firm WB Electronics has been marketing the Warmate loitering munition outside of the country, as well, including with a glitzy sales video.

Photos of the bomb-laden transport prove the flight-test campaign for the mini-gunship is gathering pace.

Had nuclear war broken out, three different presidents could have sought refuge aboard the Navy's unique 'Floating White Houses.'

An exploding truck triggered a chain reaction at a critical border crossing between Afghanistan and Iran.

Newly released 1983 'War Scare' documents reveal alarming details of the Soviet nuclear attack preparations.

The newly-retired B-1B bomber had already gotten a second lease on life after suffering a major fire on Guam.

With a "son of F-16" under study, the Air Force's original procurement plan for the F-35 is looking increasingly precarious.

The Air Force plans to use its small fleet of AT-6Es to help develop a low-cost network for allies and partners, not fly combat missions.

The Air Force says it wants "a very large platform" to replace its existing 747-based E-4B airborne command center aircraft.

Unverified statements suggest Russia is working on an all-new hypersonic air-to-ground missile.

Based on a design that was intended to protect bombers, the R-23M cannon had an unusual and closely guard design, to begin with.

The drills brought F-35s and F-16s to a jungle-encircled airstrip and are likely a glimpse into the future of tactical jet operations in the Pacific.

As Russia's early warning network marks 50 years of service, one of its satellite control centers opened its doors.