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The mishap is at least the third in just the last six months in which an F-22 suffered damage while landing.

The parts are linked to a recent Marine Corps F-35B crash and should hopefully be easy to replace.

The cosmonaut and astronaut onboard are lucky to be alive and they will surely have one hell of a story to tell.

The rare extradition of one of China's intelligence agents is a major victory for the U.S. government amid strained ties with Beijing.

Michael's eye passed directly over the coastal installation and could have caused significant damage to the critically important air base.

The service has embarked on a major push to modernize its entire force as it prepares for potential large-scale conflicts.

Similar dispensers could allow an individual aircraft to carry hundreds and maybe even thousands of the weapons at once.

The Army is looking closely at European designs as it seeks to reinvigorate its capabilities to fight large-scale conflicts.

The idea pairs a standard ISO shipping container with the latest and greatest anti-radiation missile technology.

The big rocket is likely to be either a space-launch system or an anti-satellite weapon, and maybe even both.

In a defiant move in regards to international sanctions, Kim showed up to meet Secretary of State Pompeo in the most opulent automobile on the planet.

After enduring years of sequester and dubious funding priorities, Navy and USMC flying communities are slowly digging out of a deep, dark hole.

We can talk about the South China Sea, submarines, geopolitics, attack helicopters, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

Scientists fear that perception could be destabilizing as Russia alleges without evidence that the United States has a covert bio-weapons program.

The jet is now adorned in a bold red and white paint scheme with 'Republic Of Turkey' painted on its side and a big crescent and star on its belly.

The U.S. government has also green-lit the sale of Bell 407GX helicopters to Iraq with the same system.

The Thunderhog's sad story has turned into an outright tragedy.

The U.S. military as a whole has a voracious appetite for the fast-flying vehicles and there's no sign it will be satiated anytime soon.

The past seven days have provided absolutely thrilling videos of some incredible and even downright dangerous flying.

If accurate, this would be an unprecedented security risk and we may be hearing about more hardware tampering in the future.