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F-22s, which are in notoriously short supply, could perform other duties, including playing the bad guy, if new pilots needed fewer training sorties.

Lawmakers want to know what data exists, how it's shared, what threats these craft might pose, and if an adversary has new breakthrough tech.

The iconic Smith & Wesson six-shooters are still in use after more than six decades of service.

The images show Global Hawks and U-2 spy planes scattered around the ramp, and an interesting upgrade that may point to a new shadowy resident.

The CH-92As could help train Marine One crews and move around the White House staff and press corps, among other duties.

It's so special when a teacher puts all of themselves into their work, even when they're frantically trying to get their pupil to kill the other guy.

The move could alter the Navy's timeline for deploying hypersonic weapons and it could lead to big changes for its Zumwalt class destroyers.

We can talk about the F-117's weapons, submarine social hierarchy, geopolitics, mysterious 737 test jets—you know, no big whoop.

The "Black Jet" never got the ability to shoot down other aircraft, but not due to a lack of creativity on behalf of the Skunk Works team.

The intriguing test flights have continued with new aircraft types joining a trio of Scaled Composites' aircraft high over the Mojave Desert.

The alien-looking aircraft and its twin are being used for intriguing trials involving a number of other aircraft high above the Mojave Desert.

The sorties into the Sea of Okhotsk come amid an increase in American and Russian aerial activity around each others' borders.

This is yet another wake-up call to the threat that low-end weaponized hobby-like drones pose and how widespread they will become.

Both crewmembers in the jet, which was part of Carrier Air Wing on the USS Theodore Roosevelt, were able to eject and were quickly rescued.

A notable naval skirmish with Russian forces a year and a half ago underscored the country's desperate need for additional and more capable ships.

The F-117 was built with the ability to deliver nuclear bombs and the Air Force didn't forget that during the last years of the Cold War.

These missiles keep taking out terrorist leaders overseas by ripping through their vehicles and mortally slicing them up.

The Royal Canadian Air Force is looking at a Hornet Extension Program amid an ongoing saga over buying new fighter jets that it needed years ago.

Between its aging KC-135 and KC-10 tanker fleets and problems with the new KC-46A, the Air Force is facing a worrying tanker gap.

Getting assigned to your first sub doesn't make you a submariner and once you become one you'll find yourself in a social structure unlike any other.