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Concerns about advanced Soviet radars prompted the development of systems that could generate invisible radar-absorbing fields around the aircraft.

The B-1B fleet has suffered from very low readiness rates and airframe fatigue, so seeing four in formation at the same time is quite a treat.

The ship's toilets clog frequently and the sewage system needs regular acid flushing, which costs hundreds of thousands of dollars each time.

The Air Force attempted to answer our questions, but the DoD official in charge of UFO inquiries didn't share their findings or anything at all.

The moment is a great display of the camaraderie among aviators and their near-universal fascination with all of mankind's flying machines.

The Marine Corps says the ambitious shift toward smaller units, distributed operations, and unmanned capabilities is essential to staying relevant.

The "Shredder" is a critical piece of heavy armor that allows Marines to safely get from point A to point B in a combat zone.

The system features the same turbojet that powered the MiG-15, the Soviet Union's first successful swept-wing jet fighter.

New York Center was temporarily declared completely out of service, called 'ATC Zero.' Here's what that means and why it's happening.

As air travel becomes more restrictive around the globe, the ultra-wealthy are becoming more desperate to get to where they want to be for the crisis.

There's so much to talk about. This is a hard time for so many. We all need to do our part. That includes remaining connected with one another.

The Air Force funded the development of the engine as part of a project to develop low-cost cruise missiles, but it could have wider applications.

The Missile Defense Agency also observed the test to gather data that could be useful in developing anti-hypersonic defenses.

The complete operation appeared to involve multiple aerial refuelings for the Osprey over the Mediterranean Sea as it headed for Jordan.

After its controversial decision to pick the Beretta M9 as the new US military standard sidearm, the service held a joke of a second competition.

The base, which is the home of U.S. Strategic Command, has been ravaged by tornados and floods in recent years.

These details come from a new interview that also says the Obama Administration tried at least twice to capture Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.

The Air Force wants advanced jet trainers to start experimenting with radical new pilot training concepts now before its first T-7A Red Hawks arrive.

You may have never noticed it before, but you have probably seen some of its work.

Military Sealift Command said just yesterday that it had not received any orders to activate either of the Navy's two hospital ships.