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Live-fire training is about giving aircrews vital experience outside of the heat of combat and making sure the weapons they would use actually work.

Qatar's Air Force began training with its Advanced Eagles at MidAmerica Airport earlier this year.

The military has been testing high-altitude balloons that are steerable and can remain aloft for long periods while carrying cutting-edge payloads.

A network of other manned and unmanned platforms helped find the targets for the classified loitering munitions to engage.

The disclosure of the mysterious weapon reflects U.S. plans to challenge China's long-range missile developments.

The crew from one of the training jets from NAS Kingsville ejected, while the other aircraft got back to its base.

As the Israeli bombardment of Gaza continues, the conflict has now added a maritime dimension.

The publicly available extreme-fidelity air combat video game is so accurate that actual A-10 pilots are now using it to train.

Think, share, discuss.

The F-22's days may be numbered, but we now have a little better view as to what they want to replace it with and why.

The missile's range would've violated a now-defunct treaty with Russia and this disclosure comes amid criticism of its utility in the Pacific region.

Highly concerning new tactics aimed at overwhelming Iron Dome batteries are being employed by Palestinian militants.

A DAGOR ultra-light tactical vehicle appeared at the recent Edge 21 exercise packing tube-launched drones.

The Department of Energy controls many 'black projects' that live outside of the limelight that is intrinsic to the DoD and the intel community.

Hamas' Shehab drone shows some similarities to designs of Iranian origin and underscores the steady proliferation of armed unmanned systems.

The Air Force has confirmed it's looking at a radical reduction in tactical fighter jet types, but that's easier said than done.

A veteran of the Pacific War, this Balao class submarine was ideally suited to experiments with helicopters loaded with Marines.

Washington granted permission for the first-of-its-kind test amid continued tensions in the Taiwan Strait.

Palestinian militant rocket attacks and Israeli retaliatory strikes have already created a worrying cycle of escalation in recent days.

The configuration is intended to allow the flexible Strike Eagle to fill in for bombers on certain missions.