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We can talk about bunkers turned breweries, Chinese stealth bombers, geopolitics, Ghana's not so super soldiers, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

Ed Darack's new book tells a story of years of embedded deployments with U.S. forces through stunning photos and the stories behind them.

The short and vertical takeoff and landing F-35B could be especially valuable for the tiny Southeast Asian country during a crisis.

Members of her delegation were on a bus headed to the airport when they found out their flight was canceled indefinitely by the Commander In Chief.

A huge billboard in Tehran salutes 40 years of theocratic rule by showing Iranian scientists working on their greatest achievement, the Space Shuttle.

The report gives all new emphasis to cruise missile and hypersonic threats and further outlines plans for new defenses, including in space.

B-2s are back in Oahu and this time around they got some pics alongside some resident F-22 Raptors over backdrops that only Hawaii can provide.

The Kremlin may be looking to improve its negotiating position as the two countries debate extending the New START treaty.

News of China's development of a long-range stealth fighter bomber is a punch to the gut to those who long championed a similar concept for the USAF.

ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack in Manbij, which comes amid American plans to withdraw from Syria entirely.

The incident is very out of the ordinary and likely resulted in some extremely tense moments at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa.

The United States, along with some of its allies, argues that the Iranian space program is just a front for work on new ballistic missiles.

Iconic Marine One looks beautiful landing in a winter wonderland of a White House, but it also packs its own blizzard along with it!

The whole spectacle is both pitifully bad and bizarrely interesting.

Tens of millions of dollars will turn this base in Jordan into a new major regional hub for combat jets, drones, cargo planes, and more.

We can talk about secret special ops transports, stealth Black Hawk origins, geopolitics, Arctic warfare, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

Persistent technical issues continue to hound the program as the Corps' aging Super Stallions are in ever more dire need of replacement.

This maneuver has proven invaluable during missions around the world and Canadian pilots have now brought that skill and capability to Africa.

This is the most recent in a series of increasingly provocative responses from China to American naval patrols in the disputed region.

Boeing will begin delivering the aircraft soon, but persistent issues with the refueling system will limit their operational utility in the near-term.