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The total price tag for the program, which includes just two aircraft, has leaped by nearly a third to $5.3B.

We can talk about flooded air bases, orbital particle beam cannons, geopolitics, new F-16s for Taiwan, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

China has said sales of new F-16s to Taiwan is a "red line" issue for them and supposedly the Trump Administration is about to cross that line.

As far as we know, this is the first high-quality image of a pair of VH-92s in formation, and boy does it look great.

The long delayed flight is a big accomplishment for team Defiant and marks a new stage in the fight to own the Army's future helicopter order book.

The new coating will make make it harder for opponents to spot and engage them, especially at night.

The guns will add a new and valuable capability to the add-on weapon and sensor packages, which already include precision guided missiles and bombs.

An air ambulance pilot was flying west of Las Vegas when something odd caught his night vision goggle aided eye. We have the audio of his report.

The SM-6 is getting a way bigger rocket motor that will allow it to reach even farther than before and enemy ships may be its primary target.

A stunning deficiency in readiness rates for Navy and Marine F-35s calls into question whether the stealth jets can fight a prolonged conflict.

The Dark Knights officially don't exist. We look into what this surprise moniker could mean and where it might have come from.

After three decades, the Pentagon is betting big on their belief that a dream of the Star Wars initiative may now be closer to a practical concept.

The service is looking to rush ahead with its plans to replace the Bradley Fighting Vehicle and develop new unmanned ground combat vehicles.

The new missile will give the service's F-35As a key tool to rapidly destroy air defenses, ballistic and cruise missile launchers, and other threats.

Rumors continue to swirl around the mysterious and bizarre incident in Spain that still has no clear motive.

We can talk about MiG-21 Bisons, the RAF saying goodby to the Tornado, geopolitics, Cold War-era air defense systems, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

The test results were not positive.

The jets formed the core of British airpower for years and contributed to every one of the U.K.'s major operations since the end of the Cold War.

The F-15X is officially real and the Navy and Marines are set to get a fresh influx of badly needed aggressor airframes.

The CIA flight comes amid other mysterious aerial activity in and around the country and concerns of an impending American intervention.