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All the available information we've uncovered indicates that this helicopter was assigned to a top-secret covert aviation unit called Seaspray.

The service wants this game-changing capability to be hanging off the wings of fighter jets by the early 2020s.

Packaging an aerial refueling boom in a pod will be a major engineering challenge, but it would change the way the USAF keeps its planes in the fight.

In the face of rain and wind, the helicopters got down to very low altitude, surprising many people on the street.

The family with a view overlooking the secretive facility continues to battle with the USAF over just compensation for their seized land.

With three aircraft now in testing, Northrop Grumman looks toward the international market and new payload partners to make Firebird soar.

The service says it wants the "all-seeing eye" for the rescue planes, but it could be readily adaptable to other types with the same defenses.

It has been a rough year for the T-45 community, and today's tragic news sure doesn't help.

U.S. officials remain adamant that Venezuelan President Maduro needs to step aside as they continue to stress that "all options are on the table."

U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido and his supporters are trying to finally unseat dictatorial President Nicolas Maduro.

The aircraft had departed from Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas before the incident occurred.

The F-35As flew in a less than stealthy configuration as the aircraft's low observable capabilities weren't needed—at least not yet.

Spokespersons say that search efforts continue despite a claim from the top U.S. Air Force officer in the Pacific that the wreck was located.

The combination offers flexible fire support for amphibious and other littoral operations, which could be valuable for future missions in the Pacific.

Reporters gawking at the sinkhole on the White House lawn probably don't realize there is far more under there than just soaked dirt.

Fisherman in Norway found the white whale wearing an unusual harness marked "Equipment" and "St. Petersburg."

The exotic looking carrier-based drone is heading to MidAmerica Airport on the outskirts of St. Louis to begin its ground and air test program.

We can talk about A-6 Intruders, Russian mothership submarines, geopolitics, and MiG-31 Foxhounds with faulty radars—you know, no big whoop.

Isn't it BBRRRRRRRTTTiful?

The Pentagon's top watchdog found other senior U.S. military officials echoed many of Shanahan's "substantive" complaints.