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The goal of the program is to demonstrate experimental low-cost weapons that can plot their own strikes.

The service doesn't have formally announced plans for an A-10 replacement, but it still hasn't officially rejected the idea either.

The Taiwanese air force is pursuing a number of upgrade projects as it tries to keep up with Chinese developments.

It's the latest in a string of Russian launches that take aim at the US missile defense shield, amid other disputes.

The service expects Bell Helicopter will get the final contract, but other firms might be able to make a pitch.

Full of data links and radios, the aircraft could spot and track individual targets by their cellphone signals.

After nearly two years of operations, the Afghan Air Force still can't make anywhere near the most of their light attack planes.

These already worrying developments reflect poor readiness overall and other larger issues within both of these NATO navies.

The service is firming up requirements for its re-engine effort as it plans to keep the bombers in service past 2050.

Commonly associated with gangs and terrorists, the original manufacturer pitched it as an ideal special operations gun.

President Trump took historic steps into North Korean territory alongside Kim Jong Un and later announced talks are back on.

After teasing the reveal on social media, we finally get our first peak at the company's clean-sheet, aircraft carrier-borne, unmanned tanker design.

The Trump Administration calls for more defense spending, new economic initiatives, and more aggressive diplomacy.

Poaching already in-demand Mi-17s crews to train to fly Black Hawks could have negative impacts in the months ahead.

The service's latest Joint Forcible Entry Exercise looked like a particularly impressive spectacle, because it was.

The system could eliminate the need for physical control surfaces, which could be a very big deal, especially for stealthy aircraft.

Many private companies are buying up new fighters jets in to meet demands for more advanced aggressors to duel against.

A state-of-the-art EP-Xs never came to be, but the Navy didn't give up on the idea and it's finally becoming a reality via the MQ-4C Triton.

The small watercraft force could give marines more flexibility and offer up new avenues of attack.

An official letter dismissed reports that the country had a preference for the American F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.