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The service says it has made real progress toward that goal, but keeping availability rates up in the long term could still be challenging.

A Japanese company has come up with a unique and terrifying-looking ballistic helmet and facial shield system that drew a ton of interest at one of the world's largest arms expos and trade shows.

From stocking stuffers to virtual reality dream machines, anything on this list is sure to result in Top Gun high-fives on Christmas morning!

We can talk potential war with Iran, new air-to-air missiles, geopolitics, the Navy's UFO encounters off of the east coast—you know, no big whoop.

The multifaceted event acts as a diverse display of Russian military might as well as trade show to promote Russian influence and weapons sales.

Concerns about the improving capabilities of China's air-to-air missiles pushed the services to quietly begin the program two years ago.

U.S. ships and other assets in the region are still reportedly on alert for possible strikes on Iranian targets.

We have exclusive details about the incidents off the east coast in 2014 and 2015, including that the objects all looked exactly the same.

The Pentagon won't comment in detail about the incident and there is already confusion as to what type was actually lost.

The U.S. government is looking at "measured responses," but many courses of action could simply escalate the situation even more.

The U-28As have already been in service for 13 years and have flown hundreds of thousands of flight hours in combat zones around the world.

The press briefing comes amid a spate of rocket attacks in Iraq that have injured at least three oil workers, which may also be tied to Iran.

The Navy says that if a new spending bill becomes law, certain provisions will delay the frigate program's schedule by at least a year.

At least one of the VH-3D helicopters, which are nearing the end of their service lives, has received a new and intriguingly familiar interior.

It is the first time in years a Russian surface combatant has sailed into the region, let alone one able to fire modern land attack cruise missiles.

The weapon, which uses an entirely 3D-printed scramjet engine, is set to fly for the first time in "the near future."

NASA monitors polar ice with a small armada of aircraft, including the P-3B Orion.

Dozens of Mirage F-1s will soon be roaring through the skies over the United States.

The security we saw in Singapore is nothing compared to the immense personal security force that serves the Kim family back at home.

The rise of hypersonic weapons gives the bombers a new and highly critical mission that no other U.S. combat aircraft is as well suited to perform.