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Ukraine Situation Report: Kyiv expecting major Russian battlefield push to gain leverage amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.

The AIM-120 family looks set to continue to be a workhorse of the U.S. air-to-air arsenal even with the introduction of new designs.

Top U.S. officials that had a major hand in the NGAD fighter program say it was designed to be built in iterative increments, not just as a single configuration.

The KD-21 air-launched ballistic missile is now being carried by frontline People’s Liberation Army Air Force H-6K bombers.

The remoteness of key forward operating locations no longer offers the level of protection, even against Iranian capabilities, it once did.

The Puma was a tireless workhorse for the Royal Air Force and its successor has yet to be formally selected.

Charles Del Pizzo has finally given his version of the bizarre 2023 incident that resulted in his jet flying for dozens of miles without him in it before crashing.

One of the USAF's workhorse VVIP 757s has been spotted 'in the nude' while undergoing maintenance and modifications in Texas.

Plenty of food and drink, but you better earn your keep!

We now have a fuller picture of how the Air Force arrived at the F-47, and the potential for future next-generation fighter "increments."

The souring relationship between Turkey and Israel could get much worse as Ankara eyes taking control of bases in Syria.

Coyote and Roadrunner interceptor drones will give Arleigh Burke class destroyers a better option for taking down lower-end unmanned aircraft.

We talked to experts about what secure communications options key decision makers have and why Signal is an attractive but highly problematic solution.

Not since the F-14 Tomcat has their been a 'Grumman cat,' but that could soon change.

Tablets are an increasingly popular way of fast-tracking the integration of new capabilities on a variety of aerial platforms.

The tailless X-36 demonstrator was one of several test planes and studies that likely paved the way for the F-47 sixth-generation stealth fighter.

The sensor-packed ME-11Bs will fly faster, farther, and higher than the Army's current turboprop intel aircraft and could also launch drones.

North Korea's radar plane, based on an Il-76 cargo jet, has been taking shape for more than a year.

The Airbus Low-Cost Air Defense or LOAD concept takes an existing target drone and adds small air-to-air missiles to bring down enemy UAVs.

The USAF says that an existing B-52 radar modernization plan remains unchanged despite delays, but it is clearly also looking at other options.