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NASA's new very high-speed camera paired with the 'Schlieren' photography concept will help in the development of practical supersonic air travel.

The team plans to pitch the A330-based tanker's services to the Pentagon and jointly develop all new tanker concepts.

The USAF is interested to see what it can get out of a very budget-oriented UCAV.

The photographs from the first-ever flight test of the weapon offer the first look at its overall design.

The U.S. is building its case against Iran as it works to reach an "international consensus" that the hardline IRGC was behind the operation.

Souring relations with the United States could have a serious impact on the Turkish fighter program, including its choice of engines.

The aerial refueler's swooping landing was certainly different!

The innovative round design that is wrapped in screens looks like it came right out of Starfleet's Utopia Planitia shipyard.

The external tanks could give F-35s significantly valuable extra range and loiter time for certain key missions and circumstances.

We can talk Air Force One paint jobs, the dangerous situation in the Gulf of Oman, geopolitics, John Wick—you know, no big whoop.

The shipping company says "flying objects" were to blame after the U.S. government releases imagery it says show a limpet mine on the ship.

The unmanned aircraft, which survived, was reportedly watching Iranian boats in the same general area where the attacks occurred.

The series of videos offer sweeping and up to date views of the legendary, but extremely shy air installation.

Images also show what appears to be an undetonated magnetic mine attached to the hull of the tanker not far from where another one exploded.

The American Revolutionary War soldier suffered from a chronic lack of supplies and their equipment was anything but ergonomic.

Contracting documents offer new details about a fleet of secretive intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance aircraft and their operations.

The incidents come as the region is extremely on edge as tensions between the U.S., its Gulf State allies, and Iran continue to rise.

New details about its engine, together with other design features, point to extremely efficient performance that could change commercial air travel.

The weapon is only the latest relatively advanced addition to the Iranian-backed rebel group's already extensive missile and drone arsenal.

The AGM-183A is one of at least three hypersonic weapons the Air Force wants to add to the bomber's arsenal in the coming years.