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Fears about delays to the Global Combat Air Program appear to be pushing Japan toward considering alternatives, including more F-35s.

Pilot optional capability, new coatings, and significant airframe changes could go into a 'fifth-gen-plus' F-35, but many questions remain.

A demonstration set for next month seeks to help shape Taiwan's future sea drone plans.

The Army is buying new business jets for aerial surveillance, but may only get six of them after ditching its much larger fleet of turboprops.

The high-power laser is the latest addition to Israel’s densely-layered air and missile defense array.

Saab hopes that its Canadian bizjet-based offering will edge out rival Boeing, which seems like a real possibility amid political tensions with the United States.

Lockheed's QuadStar and a design from Raytheon are vying to win the Army's Next-Generation Short-Range Interceptor competition.

Ukrainian commander gives us new details on the advantages and limitations of using fiber optic cables to control FPV attack drones.

The ex-South Korean F-4s would be used to launch small satellites into orbit in a far more flexible manner than what's currently offered.

General Atomics, which previously talked openly about work on stealthy hybrid-electric drones, received a nearly $100 million GHOST contract.

While no one disputes Putin was in Kursk on May 20th, what happened or didn't happen while he was there is a major point of contention.

The first flying Quarterhorse is the next step in an ambitious program to test high-speed and hypersonic reusable aircraft designs.

The fate of the AN/TPY-6 radar is unclear amid larger questions about plans to dramatically expand Guam's shield against Chinese missiles.

The KJ-3000 will be the crown jewel in China’s rapidly expanding armada of airborne early warning and control aircraft.

This weekend, we remember those who sacrificed it all.

The Aerial Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle was Sikorsky’s Vietnam-era effort to create a survivable scout helicopter built around a heavily armored airframe.

This weekend, we remember those who sacrificed it all.

North Korea has proclaimed highly dubious timelines to right and repair the stricken Choi Hyun class frigate.

An F-15E test jet image points to turning the Strike Eagle into a counter-drone arsenal ship with 42 laser-guided rockets and eight air-to-air missiles.

In a rare move, North Korea has admitted to the accident and Kim Jong Un is demanding severe punishment for those responsible.