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An extremely tense situation with Iran prompted the Acting Secretary of Defense to order Nimitz to stay in the Middle East for the foreseeable future.

The Royal Air Force will receive a reworked former Chinese carrier's 737 to help accelerate its E-7 Wedgetail program.

We can talk about pretty much anything you want, including what we can expect in the new year.

Two of the historic SR-71 Blackbird hangars that once lined Beale Air Force's Base's main apron are still standing today.

Just having soldiers jump through rings of fire was apparently too tame for the Egyptian Army.

With critical test and evaluation work still unfinished, the full-rate production decision will be left to the future Biden administration.

The result looks a lot like Hellfire-armed H-60 Black Hawk variants, especially U.S. Army special operations ones.

The service introduction of the mighty Phantom wasn't without its problems.

We talk about what was and what could have been for the S-3 Viking, and about the future of the Navy's shrunken sub-hunting force.

It was the twilight of the Cold War and both Kevin Noonan and his S-3 Viking were maturing into more potent and wise weapons of war.

How the shadowy art of anti-submarine aerial warfare works and what it was like putting it to use while barreling through the sky in an S-3 Viking.

This is what it took to become a sub hunter tasked with protecting America's carrier battle groups at the twilight of the Cold War.

The first training event of its kind provided a high-end finale for the F-35A student pilot syllabus.

The brazen attack, which included multiple projectiles, came shortly after members of a new power-sharing government arrived from Saudi Arabia.

The craft matches an underwater glider that China builds, which is capable of traveling for weeks and over huge distances.

Biden has opposed the Trump Administration's deployment of low-yield nuclear warheads on the Navy's Trident submarine-launched ballistic missiles.

We don't often get the chance to see such a close-quarters aerial engagement with live weapons.

It's highly unusual to see even inert nuclear bombs being transported so openly.

History has almost forgotten the World War II submarine crew that claimed a unique "kill" of an enemy aircraft in the Mediterranean.

Snakehead was designed to fit inside existing dry dock shelters that attach to the back of Navy submarines and are typically used by Navy SEALs.