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If true, it would be a significant political move by the Emirates, but it might just be a ploy to pressure the US.

The United States expects to deliver nearly 60 armed UH-60s as part of plans to transform the Afghan Air Force.

The new system is less than half the weight of the older equipment and shifts data onto the missiles much faster.

Budget cuts have left it with only one unmanned Coyote drone and a worryingly unreliable business jet to monitor storms.

Loss comes amid a surge of drone strikes against Al Qaeda terrorists in the war-torn country.

Iraqi Kurdistan's neighbors have rushed to block the independence push, while the US and others downplay the situation.

Spat between Bombardier and Boeing has Canadian officials scrounging abroad for second-hand F/A-18s.

The service has an "urgent" plan to install Israel's Trophy active protection system on at least some of its tanks.

The service expects to have fully operational units specifically for unmanned undersea missions by 2020.

Raytheon designed Coyote with military applications in mind, but the little drone is proving to be especially useful at collecting data on hurricanes.

Underscoring the fragile state of the country, the insurgents launched a bold attack on the airport in Kabul.

This aircraft and another just like it previously spent time flying secretive missions over Afghanistan and Libya.

Handbook highlights emerging threats, such as integrated air defenses, drones, electronic and cyber attacks, and more.

The US president does not appear to have consulted intelligence officials before Tweeting about incorrect reports.

The vote on whether Iraqi Kurdistan should be independent will have far reaching impacts no matter the outcome.

The Iranians showed off the new missile after fiery rhetoric from President Trump and threats to scrap the Iran Deal.

It would be the first above-ground detonation in decades and would send tensions into uncharted territory.

Big and fast, the helicopters have moved troops, heavy weapons, and cargo to the country's most remote areas.

The fusion center coordinates US military efforts to make sure the deadly weapons don't end up in the wrong hands.

Amid budget and personnel shortfalls, the Air Force is looking at even more hard decisions in the near future.