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Local industry has just completed a wide-ranging modernization program for the Brazilian F-5 Tiger II fleet.

The ability to generate Star Wars-themed logs of software changes was another part of the recent game-changing experiment.

After over $26B spent on the program, the launch serves as a glimmer of hope that the tiny Zumwalt class may one day live up to its potential.

The video could be the first visual evidence that China is actively testing an air-launched hypersonic weapon.

We can talk about Cold War submarine caves, rusted and overworked surface combatants, foreign policy, Chinese swarms—you know, no big whoop!

Britain has new data to help make crucial decisions as to its pathway to future air dominance and a healthy indigenous aerospace and defense sector.

Turkey's decision to test the S-400 is another defiant step that is likely to reignite tensions between it and its NATO allies.

A cost-cutting effort years ago left the DDG-1000 destroyers with degraded capabilities and a one-off combat system, but that could be changing.

Japan is preparing to introduce an innovative new class of diesel-electric submarine, the largest it has built since World War II.

For the second time in less than two months, pilots heading into Los Angeles have reported seeing what has been described as someone in a jetpack.

China shows off its ability to rapidly launch 48 weaponized drones from the back of a truck, as well as from helicopters.

The unmanned fighter proposal was just one of several options that Tokyo has studied as a replacement for the Mitsubishi F-2.

A new partnership with SpaceX and other companies could revolutionize how quickly the DoD can deliver cargo worldwide, but major questions remain.

Now it has been approved for fielding, U.S. Air Force F-15E squadrons downrange will be the first to carry the precision weapons on combat sorties.

Norway sold this once-secret sub base nearly a decade ago, but it has taken on new relevance as Russia steps up its activity in the region.

An Air Force Global Strike Command official has given us an indication of how fast the Air Force's new Air-launched Rapid-Response Weapon will fly.

Anti-tank missile-slinging Gazelle rotorcraft were just one of the highlights of Serbia's Joint Action 2020 exercise.

What we are seeing is likely more aspirational than operational, but that can change quicker than most care to admit.

Six total factors, including speed, helmet, oxygen, and flight control problems, led to this summer's loss of an Air Force Lightning II.

The XB-1 will support the continued development of Boom's Overture supersonic airliner that is slated to fly at over twice the speed of sound.