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Seeing so many transports hitting the low-level routes together is a rare sight to behold.

A big burst of construction has taken place since the New Year at Edwards AFB's South Base facility where the B-21 is slated to begin testing soon.

The video provides a more complete picture of the F-16's final moments of flight before it crashed through the roof of a nearby warehouse.

Satellite imagery confirms that the drone has a wider wingspan than a Su-34 Fullback combat jet and a relatively aggressive wing sweep.

The gun offers better range and accuracy over smaller belt-fed squad automatic weapons.

2018 was a terrible year for U.S. military aviation mishaps, but 2019 is now looking quite grim, as well.

The U.S. government is already withholding F-35 deliveries to Turkey over the country's purchase of S-400 air defense systems.

Both countries insist they want to avoid an outright conflict as they accuse each other of inflaming the situation.

It's highly doubtful that the F-35I has been bombing targets and buzzing palaces in Syria just weeks after arriving in Israel.

The power demands to sustain American military operations are only increasing, but small nuclear power plants could present new problems.

The elaborate paint job originates from an innovative Facebook contest ran by the commander of Nellis Air Force Base.

The Air Force plans to begin widespread fielding of the pods, which will give the F-15Cs an important boost in capability, next year.

We can talk about tensions in the Persian Gulf, reanimated B-52s, geopolitics, huge bunker busters—you know, no big whoop.

These helicopters are set to start replacing the service's aging HH-60G Pave Hawks, which are becoming increasingly hard to maintain, next year.

This exercise was likely an "end-to-end" test of Russia's sprawling strategic weapons apparatus.

The quick thinking captain that saved the vessel and the world from disaster was never decorated for his actions.

Considering the arsenal we have is extremely costly to maintain not to mention update, expanding it will be fiscally unsustainable in the long run.

It has been a very tough couple of weeks for America's fighter jet communities.

Making things worse, 71 partially grounded T-45 Goshawk trainers are trapped at NAS Kingsville.

Videos show troops in New York training with unmanned ground vehicles, which could be an increasingly common sight during future operations.