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We can talk about Turkey Birds, stuffing, gravy, and fight about partisan politics, just like home!

It looks like Boeing and Disney's Imagineers have joined forces to make flyable X-Wings and it should remind us that seeing shouldn't mean believing.

The cartridge is designed to better punch through obstacles such as windows or even just heavy clothing and then still work like it's supposed to.

Reports now say a flock of birds, a balloon, or something else, may have been the culprit, but the response to it was telling, regardless.

The chances of Australia being allowed or actually wanting to buy B-21s is next to none, but it doesn't need them to chuck missiles far from home.

The U.S. government sent officials to Russia to inspect the weapon system under the terms of a strategic arms control deal.

The Kremlin accuses the United States of exploiting arms control deals to gather intelligence and warns of a potential arms race.

It has long been unclear what missile the Su-57 was supposed to carry in its wing root bays. This could be the answer.

Having worked on some of the most highly-classified aerospace programs in the world, all this new UFO talk sounds very familiar to these two men.

Both jets departed the runway during the accident and one flipped over completely.

Conan has acted as the mascot for the historic raid that brought down one of the most sadistic human beings in modern history.

The U.S. government has called on its Turkish counterparts for months to not "activate" the radars and abandon the purchase altogether.

The second-hand KDC-10 now in the hands of Omega Air could blaze a trail to a much more active contractor aerial refueling marketplace.

The Conventional Air Launched Cruise Missile that was first used during the opening shots of Operation Desert Storm is being retired.

We can talk about mysterious GPS spoofing, special ops submarines, geopolitics, errant Syrian SAMs—you know, no big whoop.

The image is perfect in composition, timing, and exposure, but beyond its technical merits, it just kicks a ton of ass.

Carrying MV-22 Ospreys and Marines riding in armored amphibious vehicles, the ships could help Japan project power beyond its home islands.

The service is also eying a new sub-launched ballistic missile to replace Trident and could end up expanding its nuclear deterrent capabilities.

No other air base on earth can put on a display quite like this!

The head of the Ukrainian Navy says that Russians treated the vessels "barbarically" and that they've come back in very poor condition.