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The ravine is a Mecca for aviation photographers and aerospace enthusiasts looking to see high-performance military aircraft blast by at high-speed.

With its main runway down for repair, Hill AFB's thin taxiway is being used by aircraft getting overhauled at the installation's service centers.

The service had controversially planned to sell off dozens of ships and other watercraft, inactivating multiple units in the process.

The Navy will break a very public pledge to have all 11 weapons elevators on Ford working when the ship leaves drydock in October.

The letter says that the unexplained sightings could reflect emerging threats to American airspace and domestic security.

The Royal Navy and Royal Marines have been eying the jetpack as a possible tool for boarding ships at sea and for amphibious operations.

There's a larger debate over autonomous weapons that raises both functional and philosophical questions.

The converted T-33 is the latest example of Iran's routinely dubious boasts about its military capabilities.

The search and rescue effort continues for the F-35 and its pilot with a U-2 spy plane and submarine rescue vessel joining the effort.

The XP-82 Twin Mustang took its first flight just months ago and now we have historic video shot from inside one of its cockpits during flight.

These watercraft have become more important, not less, in an era of 'great power competition,' especially when looking toward the Pacific.

Raptors and Lightnings tore up the skies over Oshkosh as the sun was setting last week resulting in this teeth-rattling video!

Israel does not have the space necessary within and around its borders to truly test the system to the full extent of its capabilities.

This new test of the missile defense system comes as the Israeli and U.S. governments have taken renewed aim at Iran's missile development programs.

We finally see the study that was oddly classified on arrival and it has new relevance based on Japan's desire for a new stealth fighter.

An internal summary of VMFA-121's trip to Nellis Air Force Base in 2016 is much more nuanced than most of the official press releases.

This will be the company's fifth major design iteration as it pushes ahead toward building a potentially revolutionary practical prototype.

The SR-71 Blackbird-like motif actually appeared two years ago for a short time by happenstance, now it is going to become permanent.

A drone that can fly at up to 90 knots, stay aloft for eight hours, and take off and land virtually anywhere was once the stuff of science fiction.

The program's main goal is to find ways to make America's enemies think twice before using hypersonic weapons.