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With the Ministry of Defense eager to launch co-development of the new W93 warhead with the US, the increase could be an overture to Washington.

A senior F-35 commander explains the triumphs and tribulations of operating the UK's first stealth fighter.

The photographer captured what is truly a once-in-a-lifetime image during this year's Heritage Flight Conference at Davis Monthan AFB.

With the U.S. Air Force buying F-15EXs to replace its F-15C/Ds, the Israeli Air Force may be waiting to turn one country's trash into treasure.

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The Air Force just took delivery of its first F-15 in 17 years, and that's a very exciting thing.

The flight line collision left the jet with substantial damage and the driver injured.

Solar generators that fit inside standard shipping containers could help revolutionize energy logistics for critical expeditionary operations.

The alleged Israeli campaign against Iran's commercial ships could be linked to previously unexplained incidents and possible Iranian retaliation.

Swarming loitering munitions, fast-firing cannons, and other new capabilities are core components of the Army's Future Vertical Lift initiative.

The fate of the USS Harry S. Truman, which was spared decommissioning in 2019, is up for review as a cost-saving measure.

The formal delivery of the Air Force's first new F-15 in years comes as the service is looking at making major changes to its force structure plans.

The Air Force has melded its Orange and Black Flag test events, and their exotic participants, to bring new capabilities to the fight even faster.

Members of the submarine's crew allege that they have been battling an infestation of the blood-sucking bugs for a year now.

The Blackwing drones, which can be fired from countermeasures launchers, will carry surveillance payloads, and possibly more in the future.

A dramatic engine failure last month means the Netherlands has had to step in to protect Belgian airspace.

Perim island is situated very close to Yemen in the narrowest portion of the heavily trafficked Bab Al Mandeb Strait.

The Reaper's successor should be able to defend both high-value manned aircraft and itself, in a high-end battlespace, according to the Air Force.

The Soviet Union was the only country to field a fully operational rail-mobile ICBM and it had one highly unusual feature.

The Navy sent Zumwalt into two real-world storms as part of trials to prove its controversial hull design could handle heavy seas.