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The incident is the latest flare-up between Iran and the U.S. since the war was put on hold nearly two months ago.

Former Sea Dragon pilot Steve Jones offers unique insights into the challenges of flying around the Persian Gulf searching for mines.

When will it be time to go outside?

The exotic jet spotted near Area 51 that appears to be tied to the F-47 has prompted a look at an obscure fighter design from the 1980s.

The USAF needs to scrounge-up any now out of production Reapers to replace the dozens lost in fights against Iran and the Houthis.

Requiring the USAF to satisfy all the demands stated in the legislation could see the jet's life extended well past 2030.

Concerns are building the Trump class battleship will exacerbate delays in critical aircraft carrier and submarine construction.

Concerning MQ-9 losses have turbocharged discussions about a successor to the venerable Reaper.

The aim is for specialized rounds to help boost the ability of any Marine with a rifle to swat down small uncrewed attackers.

As interceptor shortages strain its defenses, Ukraine has a plan to build anti-ballistic missiles that are cheaper and faster to produce than Western types.

A purported sighting over Area 51 has features that would fit with what we think we know about the F-47, but many questions remain.

The nuclear fast attack-sized mystery submarine could be China's answer to a high-speed interceptor boat.

The Harrier story is a transatlantic saga of improvisation, ambition, and unlikely partnership, which helped shape the F-35B.

Once considered a sanctuary for Russian naval power, the Baltic Fleet is now in the crosshairs of Ukraine’s expanding long-range strike campaign.

The Harrier Sundown ceremony marks the end of more than 50 years of Marine Corps jump jet operations.

U.S. Central Command says it "conducted self-defense strikes on an Iranian military ground control station on Qeshm Island."

There are signs now that the U.S. special operations community is on track to stop flying dedicated crewed surveillance planes entirely.

A low-level run followed by a steep climb hints at a ground-attack mission as part of the Mirage’s expanding combat repertoire.

The official designation comes as the Air Force plans to field the GBU-76 take shape.

The disruptive paint appears designed to confuse machine-vision targeting systems as autonomous drones become a growing threat.