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This radar offers capabilities missing on the newer MC-130Js, which is why the H models remain in service years after their intended retirement date.

The activity at Yanliang Air Base is yet another glaring reminder that Beijing's military might seems to be on a nearly exponential growth curve.

The airstrip is possibly being developed as a key drone base. This comes amid reports that Turkish-backed militants have arrived in the country.

The strikes are largely unprecedented in nature and occur as tensions are already soaring between Washington D.C. and Tehran.

We can talk about mystery drone armadas, Iranian hijinx in the Strait of Hormuz, geopolitics, for sale mountain lairs—you know, no big whoop.

The "biosensing garments" could help gather information about incidents where aviators suffer hypoxia-like symptoms and about their general wellbeing.

Large groups of drones are flying grid pattern routes over the region at night and nobody knows who they belong to or what they're doing.

The service wants to scale back new production of ships and trim existing hulls as part of a new path to reaching a 355-ship fleet.

We are going to stick a bunch of ridiculously sweet videos of aircraft doing amazing stuff in your stocking.

Turkey says it could shut down American military facilities if the United States sanctions it over buying Russian arms and its intervention in Syria.

The jet went down not far from the Komsomolsk-on-Amur aircraft plant in Russia's Far East. It is the first total loss for the type.

Someone spent a lot of money on what appears to be some sort of base in the hills of Tennessee and now it can all be yours for just $8.65M!

Planes, helicopters, and drones grabbed the aerial footage for the film, including of "high-energy" dogfights, that so many of us are waiting to see.

A recent test was a proof of concept for using these air-to-ground weapons to knock down cruise missiles, but they could also take out small drones.

It all looks so smooth and almost easy until you take a closer look at the pilot's control inputs and the boom's movement.

In combat, they are essential to the survivability of the aircraft that carry them, but they don't come as cheap as one may think.

We can talk about mystery planes of the Nevada desert, invisible airplanes, geopolitics, expendable decoys—you know, no big whoop.

Navy officials are increasingly looking at distributed fleets of lower-cost ships with a heavy emphasis on unmanned platforms.

This launch was supposed to be an uncrewed end-to-end test ahead of a mission carrying real astronauts scheduled to take place next year.

An earlier failed launch could have left the station operating in a risky unmanned mode.