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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.

The incident occurred in dense fog, but the Russian corvette reportedly had its tracking system deactivated.

The National Advanced Surface to Air Missile System is critical to protecting America's capital and surrounding areas from air and missile threats.

The fire broke out aboard the Legend-class cutter as it was underway in the Western Pacific.

An oversight is said to have resulted in a Russian Aerospace Forces Su-35S going into a mock dogfight with its cannon loaded.

This upgrade could give the type much greater performance, which could be attractive to future and existing Chinook operators.

British and American F-35Bs have gone aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth for the latest phase of trials.

The ship has been beset by technical and other delays and questions remain about when it will reach full operational service.

Taiwan's air force is fielding air-launched cruise missiles on the island chain of Penghu, which occupies a strategic position in the Taiwan Strait.

The Russian Air Force's latest long-range mission is impressive, but it is a long way from surpassing U.S. Air Force records

This kind of electromagnetic interference testing is especially important when developing electronic warfare systems.

The Growlers are sorely in need of the new jamming systems, but the present pod design could create all-new issues.

With its mash-up of Hollywood movies, the People's Liberation Army Air Force seems to be sending a deliberate signal to Washington.

The advanced submarine has been spotted sailing to the Royal Navy's main base in Scotland just weeks after making an unusually public visit to Norway.

The story paints a tragic picture of the Agency's clandestine operations that are often glamorized by Hollywood.