Read the latest articles from The War Zone (Page 335)

RAF Lakenheath's "Liberty Wing" wants you to help name its latest squadron.

C.G. Haenel's winning design looks set to bring Heckler & Koch's assault rifle dynasty in Germany to an end.

Little is known about the actual aircraft or who even built it, but it's a sign that the next-generation fighter effort is rapidly accelerating.

The Greek prime minister has outlined a major arms package for all three services, with new warships also being on the shopping list.

The 480-gallon drop tank goes end over end into the sea right after the Super Hornet leaves the deck.

We can talk about robot K-9s, Chinese spaceplanes, geopolitics, commoditized F-16s—you know, no big whoop.

US Africa Command official provides dates of two MiG-29 losses and reiterates the jets' connections to Wagner Group.

The Moon could quickly become a site of intense competition as space-faring nations explore new possibilities in lunar mining and militarization.

An Anglo-American F-35B force will be the centerpiece of the United Kingdom's biggest carrier air group in 40 years.

The black jet will take on a high-end adversary role, acting as the enemy to face off against frontline Typhoon aircrews and others.

The Air Force demonstrated the non-traditional forms of cruise missile defense while testing its new super command and control network.

The blaze triggered panic among residents in the Lebanese capital still reeling from a massive explosion caused extreme damage to the port last month.

Lockheed Martin says the new sales concept will save time and money, both in the contracting process and when it comes to actually producing the jets.

The craft, which is thought to be a spaceplane designed to land on a traditional runway, also appears to have launched a small payload into orbit.

Other sources reportedly confirmed that the weapon system does exist, but declined to get into specifics.

A dozen aging Airbus and Boeing types are up for auction, although sanctions against Tehran make any potential deal difficult.

An Mi-24 Hind helicopter, which is supposedly coming to rescue them, is also seen in the footage.

Details surrounding the test remain limited, but if it was successful as claimed, it formally marks India's entrance into the hypersonic weapons race.

Transferring the Typhoons could provide Indonesia with a useful stopgap fighter, but threatens to leave Austrian airspace unprotected.

The quadrupedal robots secured the perimeter of a base during a recent test of the USAF's Advanced Battle Management System.