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VF-31 'Tomcatters" F-14D is seen raging through the skies during the final weeks of the type's service in 2006.

It's the second loss of an F-16 for the base in less than a year and comes after a string of major Air Force mishaps over the last 60 days.

The Navy says it is throwing everything it has at fighting the blaze on the stricken amphibious assault ship as it enters into its 28th hour.

Air Force just awarded Boeing a contract worth nearly $23 billion related to these aircraft, which includes the purchase of the first lot.

The type's first retirement comes 40 years nearly to the day after its first flight and as Congress works to delay such retirements.

The blaze appears to have migrated to the ship's superstructure that is packed full of sensors, communications gear, weapons, and much more.

If this comes to fruition, it would be a huge boost for the service's icebreaking capacity as competition in the Arctic region grows.

Smoke is billowing from the ship as firefighters from around San Diego have moved in to try to stop the blaze.

The video highlights just how much fly-by-wire automation is needed to make the Raptor's super maneuverability a reality.

The YA-7F program aimed to field a new battlefield interdiction jet for pennies on the dollar by using spare engines and airframes. And it worked.

We can talk about Topgun's new stealth fighter syllabus, geopolitics, all the action in the South China Sea —you know, no big whoop.

For the past three weeks, there has been a big increase in U.S. military air activity in the Bashi Channel between Taiwan and the Philippines.

Not since the introduction of the F/A-18A Hornet in the 1980s has the famed schoolhouse had to adapt to such an advance in air combat capability.

Japan would become the second-largest Lightning II operator in the world if it bought all 105 jets in the proposed deal.

Lieutenant J.G. Madeline Swegle's achievement comes 46 years after the Navy got its first female tactical jet pilot.

Authorities in Afghanistan have confirmed that an A-29 did crash in the northeastern portion of the country.

The massive private jet has just over a thousand hours, is outfitted with an art deco interior fit for a king, and it could be yours!

It led the small drone revolution over the modern battlefield, but many have never heard of AeroVironment or how it's quietly revolutionizing warfare.

America's newest service is in the process of crafting its own identity and is choosing new naming conventions to set it apart.

The laser dazzlers will help protect ships from certain kinds of attacks and shield them from surveillance from other ships, aircraft, and drones.