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The Navy is standing up the unit to ensure personnel are as prepared as they can be for the arrival of these drones in the coming years.

The test was part of a larger set of experiments centered on improving the service's communications and data-sharing networks.

We can talk about aerial refueling mishaps, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Crazy KC-135 mods, strategy, space guns—you know, no big whoop.

Both sides have various types of ballistic missiles and Azerbaijan's use of these weapons, if confirmed, could prompt a major escalation.

There are massive and highly unique strategic implications of this situation, the likes of which America hasn't experienced before.

The U.S. Air Force is seeking to begin work on a drone using AI technologies before the end of the year.

The P-8 reportedly flew near the southern tip of Taiwan, over tense waters that have been frequented by the Chinese Navy as of late.

As the Arctic literally and figuratively heats up, the Navy is looking to drastically increase its awareness of what is going on up there.

The recording is chilling, but it also provides new details about the terrifying incident.

The pilot of the F-35B successfully ejected before the plane hit the ground and the crew of the KC-130J also thankfully survived.

Renewed fighting over a long-standing territorial dispute could have broader implications, with Russia and Turkey supporting the opposing sides.

The F-35B pilot ejected safely and everyone on the MC-130J survived after a crash landing.

Surplus boom-equipped tankers available to private contractors to purchase are rare and these could quickly make a company a pioneer in that role.

The Armenian claim, which is so far unsubstantiated, follows days of major fighting with Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.

We now have official information on the bizarre encounter between airliners landing at LAX and what was described as a guy in a jetpack.

Kuwait's first F/A-18E is now undergoing testing at St. Louis in its service colors.

There's a long and colorful trail of circumstantial evidence, rumor, historical context, and patent info that points to such an aircraft existing.

Real-world factors are driving proposals for a huge expansion of the Navy's fleet, but major hurdles make them more like fantasy than anything else.

We can talk about Next Generation Air Dominance, laser-induced plasma for hypersonic vehicles, strategy, AR dogfighting—you know, no big whoop.

This low-cost unmanned demonstrator could give larger drones, such as the MQ-9 Reaper, game-changing new capabilities.