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There is no doubt that the USAF is getting more concerned over the vulnerability of their tanker fleet during a peer-state conflict.

The updated antennas and electronics will help keep the jets combat capable in the face of increasingly common electronic warfare attacks.

After insisting it needed to gather more information, the service says it might not need to finish the tests following a deadly accident.

Deep in White Sands Missile Range, there's an exotic facility situated between two mountains that is critical to countermeasure and missile testing.

The flexible speaker systems could help American forces reach audiences who can't read, but could also spread unsettling noise.

A portion of America's nuclear bomber force was airborne last night as part of a drill which included Emergency Action Message transmissions.

Armed with loitering munitions, the craft would be able to discreetly strike at particular terrorists or any other high-value target from the sea.

The new Harvest Hawk Plus package is a significant improvement over the existing setup and will be easier for crews to install and use.

The famous design division says "skunking" helps it avoid many traditional pitfalls in the development process and build flying examples faster.

We interviewed one of the Piper Saratoga's crew that reported the unknown object to air traffic control while flying near JFK airport last May.

The long-range, high-flying unmanned aircraft will patrol the country's large maritime borders and keep tabs on Chinese developments in the Pacific.

The service says it wants flying prototypes by 2022 and that it could have the first examples in service six years afterward.

Saudi Arabia's newest F-15 derivative shows that it can carry more air-to-air missiles than any other operational fighter.

Israel and Russia reportedly struck a deal to get Iran off the Israeli border, but there may already be cracks appearing in any such arrangement.

A huge, heavily customized, jet-black truck that sports a big glossy dome on top has been noticed taking up the rear of the Presidential Motorcade.

Naval Aviator Lt. Christopher Casey Short perished as a result of the incident.

The experimental technology looks to solve one of the biggest conundrums of mechanized warfare.

Moving the control surfaces from the nose to the tail allows the weapons to be more aerodynamic and strike the enemy nearly 90 miles away.

The incident occurred near the Red Rio Bombing and Gunnery range located North of Holloman Air Force Base.

The service says the bombers need new underwing pylons for particularly heavy bombs or missiles, but hasn't identified any specific types.