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The photos show Iranian missiles damaged or destroyed a number of hangars and other aviation-related facilities at the U.S. occupied base Iraq.

No, this isn't a scene from another Transformers movie, it's an HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter undergoing electromagnetic interference testing.

This unprecedented attack is in retaliation for an American strike that killed a top Iranian commander and could provoke a U.S. response.

Airbases and aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf are vulnerable to Iran's deep stock of ballistic and cruise missiles, but not Diego Garcia.

Russia and China have both offered Iraq advanced weaponry and other military aid as its relations with the United States are now in doubt.

Reportedly an official letter says that the American forces will begin preparations for the departure of various forces in the coming days and weeks.

The base in Kenya is an important part of the American campaign against terrorists in neighboring Somalia.

The huge display of sortie generation capability comes as the base's F-35 force reaches full capacity after transitioning to the F-35 years ago.

The President's message was very strongly worded and was intended to deter Iran, but it will be near impossible to walk back if Iran retaliates.

Some of the elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment's MH-47s now have these systems to better fend off advanced heat-seeking missiles.

We can talk about, well, Iran.

The propeller is increasingly giving way to the more complex pump-jet propulsor on larger submarines. Here's why.

Thousands of American troops are heading to the Middle East as Iraqi officials are mulling kicking the U.S. military out and amid Iranian threats.

It is impossible to overstate the significance of these events, which are still unfolding, and their far-reaching consequences.

While F-35 aggressors will be great to have, the rest of the aggressor fleet needs upgrades and a future roadmap too.

Just days after the U.S. embassy in Baghdad was attacked, explosions indicate some sort of new attack has occurred in the Iraqi capital.

Germany blames Airbus for the helicopters' low availability, but it is the latest example of the country's general continuing readiness woes.

It seems clear now that the period of detente with the United States is at its end.

This radar offers capabilities missing on the newer MC-130Js, which is why the H models remain in service years after their intended retirement date.

The activity at Yanliang Air Base is yet another glaring reminder that Beijing's military might seems to be on a nearly exponential growth curve.