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The helicopter is similar to one that appeared over the skies of Chicago during an urban training drill earlier in the year.

The flights come as both Russia and Venezuela are embroiled in major crises that have drawn fierce international rebukes.

The pilot ejected safely at very low altitude as his jet careened into the water off the end of the runway.

The clouds of radar-reflective countermeasures appeared over the states just two days after a similar mysterious incident occurred in the Midwest.

The crew released all of the chaff cartridges on board as they returned to base from a training exercise on the West Coast as a safety precaution.

Special operators could take over the project, years after conducting their own light attack tests and evaluations.

Regardless of how the RAAF ends of leveraging the F-35's special talents, you have to hand it to them, they sure know how to make an entrance!

The service says it is hoping to field directed energy weapons in the near-term to help combat the rapidly expanding threat.

No, those lights in the sky aren't Santa and company on a dry run. They're the U.S. Air Force practicing to make good on its own naughty or nice list.

A new Air Force plan would send the Raptors elsewhere for good, but rebuild the hurricane devastated base to accommodate three new squadrons.

The controversial deal is only the latest example of China trying to circumvent U.S. export laws or outright steal sensitive technology.

Major networks missed the most dramatic part of the flyover, but thankfully onlookers didn't.

Fears of a major conflict persist nearly two weeks after a skirmish in the Kerch Strait left Ukranian sailors injured and in Russian captivity.

The aircraft were on a routine training mission out of MCAS Iwakuni, which is located in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan.

The 41st President and decorated World War II hero is getting the ultimate sendoff from his Naval Aviator brothers and sisters from NAS Oceana.

The Spanish Ministry of Defense also says the Italians and the Dutch have joined the United Kingdom's Tempest program.

The USAF ended the highly consequential drills nearly 10 years ago, but has brought them back amid growing concerns about China and other threats.

The reality is that the U.S. will soon owe more annually in interest on the national debt than the cost of the entire defense budget.

In contrast to the infamous ambush in Niger, the U.S. military had assets ready to go every step of the way during the recent clash in East Africa.

We can talk about SR-71 missions, flawed frigates, geopolitics, the tense Azov Sea, strategy—you know, no big whoop.