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The first operational MH-139As will be guarding missile silos in areas where winter temperatures can drop to minus 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

The aircraft was involved in a practice flight in preparation for a parade that will occur later in the month when the incident took place.

The closeup closed-circuit video shows the jet hitting the ground with its nose high before turning into a giant fireball.

The Russian aircraft flew at a relatively low level over the site while being flanked by U.S. and Canadian air defense fighters.

The Borei-A class boats are said to be among the quietest in Russia's fleet and they feature some amenities that are distinctly Russian.

It was thought that the B-21 would be tested at the South Base complex, but it appears that won't be the case. So what will live at South Base?

The Blue Angels have been operating without a dedicated C-130 transport since their old C-130T model had to be retired last Spring.

The revelation follows the start of American troop withdrawals from the country as part of a still controversial and fragile deal with the Taliban.

The bolt-on upgrade will make aging F-16s more survivable by providing better awareness of missile threats and a better ability to fend them off.

The tactic first appeared during the battle of Mosul and it now threatens troops anywhere in the world.

Not only can you see the formation blast past, but you can also hear it too!

A B-52, KC-10, FB-111, and two KC-135s pulled off wild maneuvers, many of which wouldn't be allowed today, over Offutt AFB at the end of the Cold War.

The Navy has put together a task force to report back in six months on what America's carrier force should look like from 2030 on.

We can talk about surplus F/A-18 Hornets, B-1B low-level restrictions, geopolitics, narco jets—you know, no big whoop.

Central and South America have seen a huge uptick in the use of business jets to smuggle drugs into incredibly austere locations.

The lawmaker wanted details about various sightings due to concerns that the incidents might indicate domestic security threats to the United States.

Some of these ships are already configured for ballistic missile defense and the Navy expects to forward deploy more of them to Europe soon.

The Marine Corps wants to use the ground-launched cruise missiles primarily as long-range anti-ship weapons.

Low-level flying puts great stress on the airframe, but it also serves a tactical purpose. There may be a compromise that would satisfy both issues.

The Syrian regime sees immediate gains from the deal, but Turkey is solidifying its de facto control over much of the northern part of the country.