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A raid is fraught with risk, but it may become the only way to make sure the nuclear material is safe and out of the regime's hands.

Three of the strategic bombers join a growing cadre of U.S. Air Force long-range strike assets deployed at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom.

Planned to fly in 2028, the X-76 will explore technologies for fast-flying runway-independent aircraft with folding rotors, crewed and uncrewed.

Iran's successful targeting of critical missile defense radars in the Middle East highlights global vulnerabilities.

Iran continues to target its neighbors' oil production as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is nearly at a stand still.

Distinct markings on the bomb suggest it may be filled with an incendiary payload.

It's been a really, REALLY long week, guys...

Trump wants to pick the country's new leader, while Israel continues to strike at what's left of Iran's current leadership in Tehran.

Questions mount over the bizarre blue-on-blue incident over Kuwait that resulted in the loss of three U.S. Air Force F-15Es.

Cloned from the Iranian Shahed-136, CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper praised the drones and their performance so far.

There are new risks as the U.S. expands its air campaign deeper into Iran, and meanwhile Iran has begun to strike Azerbaijan with drones.

While there are areas where air superiority exists over Iran, total air supremacy has not been achieved, which should be no surprise.

The conflict in the Middle East is now also driving up demand for and increasing scarcity of various kinds of air-defense effectors.

There is a war of attrition ongoing between Iran's stockpiles of standoff weapons and the U.S. and its allies' supplies of interceptors.

While it’s been almost a century since the last kill by an American submarine, other navies have done so more recently.

The Shahid Soleimani class warship is now on the list of ships the U.S. has sunk, with the Iranian Navy looking more like a memory than anything else at this point.

The Iranian Yak-130 combat trainer was shot down while flying over Tehran.

This is the first sinking of an enemy ship by a U.S. submarine since World War II.

The bizarre friendly fire incident resulted in the total loss of all three Strike Eagles, but their crews survived.

Energy infrastructure and ports around the Gulf are increasingly on the receiving end of Iranian drones and missiles.