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It is now more certain than ever that Mav's old mount will have a central role in the film.

The new drone submarines will help lay the groundwork for the service's ambitious future unmanned undersea vehicle plans.

The video features song, dance, lots of talcum powder, and a big male genitalia puppet.

The service still needs to conduct additional testing so that the ship can operate F/A-18E/Fs and EA-18Gs in any configuration.

The potential deal with Russia would see these aircraft completed after three decades in storage and brought up to the last standard.

The news is jarring, to say the least, as the Air Force was touting the historic appointment up until just days ago.

The new unit is yet another sign that high-end networked drones are going to begin taking on the toughest air combat missions.

The United Kingdom says new forward-deployed task forces will use to ships to 'make Global Britain a reality.'

The B-2 Combined Test Force turned an exotic flying-wing stealth jet into the USAF's deadliest weapon of war nearly three decades ago.

The car is just more evidence that international sanctions have not crippled the regime or its ability to obtain luxury goods.

We can talk about Night Stalker choppers, Russian super weapons of the Cold War, geopolitics, F-15Xs, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

Master aviation photographer Frank Crebas takes us rocketing through the skies alongside RNLAF test and evaluation Joint Strike Fighters.

Better known for its helicopters, the Army's top special operations aviation unit's unmanned aircraft are also in high demand.

The new weapon will give the service's fighter jets important extra stand-off firepower in the face of increasing threats.

If you like things that go boom, this place is heaven.

We breakdown the speculation swirling around the tragic and mysterious death of an elite USAF test pilot.

We get our closest and most dramatic look yet of the Night Stalkers in action during their high-profile exercise over Southern California.

Veteran SR-71 pilot gives a highly detailed tour of both cockpits and shares incredible recollections from his time flying the legendary jet.

The scene is right out of a Hollywood blockbuster action movie, backdrop and all.

Even the service's smallest units will soon have the ability to scout ahead and see into hard to reach spaces from behind cover.