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The spectacle caused plenty of confusion, but the system seen in action is used globally by counter-terror units to quickly access tight areas.

Images of the individual show them with weapons, gear, and other items associated with American or British special operations forces.

The high definition video shows a B-2 stealth bomber dropping a pair of GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators.

The base is home to a forward alert site for fighter aircraft tasked with providing air defense over and around Southern California.

The cost estimates raise immediate red flags and, whatever the final price tag, the first of these production jets will remain underpowered.

The USAF is suddenly loosening its restrictions on video shot from inside the cockpits of its stealth combat aircraft.

Nearly all of the Air Force's MC-130Js do not have an adequate terrain-following/terrain avoidance capability to perform their low-level missions.

The service has a deal with Department of Homeland Security to collect data about how vulnerable commercial aircraft are to explosives.

Close allies appear to be very skeptical of U.S. intel on pending Iranian aggression while public evidence remains totally elusive.

The Department has more than 200 helicopters, aircraft, and small drones, including a particularly shadowy small transport plane.

The Air Force needed a replacement for another one of the bombers that crashed in Guam nearly three years ago.

The Russian leader very publicly inspected some of the country's most advanced aircraft and air defense systems.

A word-by-word aircrew account of how the sky dong sensation came to be high over Washington State is now available and it is an absolute must-read.

The concept gives airmen multiple responsibilities beyond their core specializations including defending their outpost from enemy attack.

The Air Force is looking at commercial work on urban air mobility concepts as starting places for an air-droppable autonomous rescue platform.

The news of comes amid a report that the Pentagon revised a contingency plan that includes sending 120,000 troops to respond to Iranian aggression.

It's just another tiny piece of an increasingly puzzling set of circumstances regarding the sudden need for the U.S. to deter Iranian aggression.

No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks so far amid growing speculation of Iranian involvement.

No blame has been placed on a particular party and details remain very scarce, but the tension is definitely rising near the Strait of Hormuz.

This incredible recreation of the largest and last of the Granville Brothers' Gee Bee racers can be had for a fraction of the cost of a P-51 Mustang.