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It gives us a great look at the "virtual HUD" the pilot sees when looking forward and at what these rolling landings look like from the cockpit.

We can talk about Raptor vapor trails, giant Chinese amphibious assault ships, geopolitics, game-changing B-2 Spirit upgrades—you know, no big whoop.

Brazil's response to the crisis so far has not been encouraging, which is deeply troubling because the Amazon accounts for 20% of the Earth's oxygen.

The news represents long-awaited progress for Taiwan, but for China, it's crossing a "red line" that it has ominously warned the U.S. about.

The Airborne Tactical Advantage Company has put the first of its 63 second-hand Mirage F-1s into the air for the first time.

Rumors and speculation are swirling that Israel, the United States, ISIS terrorists, or even simple accidents may be the cause.

The vessels will give China a high-end amphibious assault capability that can be used both regionally and far from home.

The upgrades the B-2 and its sustainment program are getting now will have a direct influence on the capabilities of the B-21 in the future.

The epic image shows an F-22 rocketing past Hancock Tower as it pours vapor due to some very moist conditions.

A new generation of advanced and highly capable modular radar systems is going to be deployed across the Navy's fleet in many configurations.

The friendly fire incident occurred in a historically tense area that is on extremely high alert for enemy drone activity.

The U.S. test of a ground-launched cruise missile just 16 days after it withdrew from the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty is a big deal.

This impressive and diverse gathering of tactical jets occurred in Wisconsin during exercise Northern Lightning.

The light is as beautiful as it is eerie and there's some fascinating science behind its origins. And yes, it also looks like the birth of Godzilla.

The firm actually has three upgraded F-16s for sale, which could represent an attractive opportunity for a limited set of potential buyers.

We can talk about busy weekends at Area 51, crazy Canadian missile launchers, geopolitics, surplus head of state 747s—you know, no big whoop.

The process of approving the sale remains informal, but Taiwan and Congress are treating it like a done deal and its still sure to enrage China.

New information is trickling out about the harrowing incident that killed 14 decorated submariners as Russia moves to make the sub serviceable again.

The Air Force's demonstration squadron put on quite a show in Abbotsford last weekend and they used 360 video tech to capture a crazy highlight.

Helicopters would rapidly ferry the messages between ships in a reboot of a communications method that dates back to World War II.