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Six total factors, including speed, helmet, oxygen, and flight control problems, led to this summer's loss of an Air Force Lightning II.

The XB-1 will support the continued development of Boom's Overture supersonic airliner that is slated to fly at over twice the speed of sound.

Secretary of Defense Mark Esper has offered new details about the Navy's future force structure and how the Pentagon hopes to pay for it.

There are now two companies flying boom-equipped tankers, which are rare assets in the private sector that look set to be increasingly in demand.

A giant new intercontinental ballistic missile was just one of the many revelations from the remarkably well-produced showcase of authoritarian might.

We can talk about shipboard electronic warfare systems, Sidewinder slinging Harriers, foreign policy, F-35 mishaps—you know, no big whoop!

Finland has been approved to buy either the Boeing or Lockheed Martin fighter as it prepares to select a successor to the 'legacy' Hornet.

The test conducted over the Bay of Bengal saw the long-range Rudram-1 launched from a Su-30MKI fighter jet.

Dr. Salvatore Pais has finally spoken to The War Zone concerning his seemingly out of this world patents filed on behalf of the U.S. Navy.

The F/A-18F flew a sortie over the Middle East carrying the pod, which isn't scheduled to be operational until late 2021.

The drone swarm used the affordable off-the-shelf decoy to wreak havoc on enemy integrated air defense systems.

F-16s appear to have remained in Azerbaijan long after Turkey sent them there for an exercise months ago, despite denials from Ankara and Baku.

Launched from a frigate in the White Sea, the weapon was claimed to have exceeded a speed of Mach 8 before hitting a naval target.

The acquisition underscores how deeply our company believes in the defense media space.

The Pentagon's grand space strategy envisions a shift from larger, expensive satellites to massive constellations of smaller, easier to replace ones.

The aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth takes center stage as the task force is put through its paces in Exercise Joint Warrior.

The missile releases a torpedo after reaching the target area, which can range out to 400 miles from the launch point.

Flying a Su-57 minus the canopy was likely related to an evaluation of the jet's emergency escape procedures.

The phenomenon occurs when electricity in the air causes it to glow in a very eerie way around parts of an aircraft.

Two new videos show that progress is being made in fielding new long-range weapons for the Russian Aerospace Forces.