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Shot during Top Gun's production aboard the ship, this time capsule of a video was the calm before the storm for the cast and the Navy.

With a chill spreading over historically toasty U.S.-Canada relations, Ottawa may penalize the U.S. by making its fighters less competitive.

A U.S. intelligence review offers new details about a Chinese prototype electromagnetic weapon that first appeared in public earlier in 2018.

Music and a crazy dance routine interspersed speeches that notably did not touch on tensions between the United States and Turkey over the jets.

Germany's formal inquiry suggests that the European fighter remain its preferred option for replacing its aging Tornado combat jets.

The deal will be an important stepping stone for the service as it gets closer to acquiring bigger, multi-mission unmanned aircraft.

Gotland blazed a trail for modern air-independent propulsion equipped diesel-electric subs, wreaking havoc on U.S. carrier groups in drills.

The Bones are no longer grounded over an ejection seat scare, but the process to identify and fix the underlying issues is still ongoing.

The service itself isn't sure that the expensive new wheeled vehicles will ever be able to fully replace the existing tracked types.

Not only do we have the audio recordings of the exchange between the pilot and ATC, but the FAA has confirmed that an incident took place.

The pilot from the U.S. Air Force's A-10 Demonstration Flight Team shows why the Warthog is still the ultimate 'mud fighter.'

Dozens of older Warthogs are at imminent risk of getting grounded and the first new wing kits will only start arriving in 2022 at the earliest.

The U.S. and Turkish governments are increasingly at odds over the purchase of S-400 air defense systems, an American on trial in Turkey, and more.

The creation of a new branch of the U.S. military is going to be one hell of a saga, but there will be a lot of laughs along the way.

The president has told the U.S. military to get moving on standing up its sixth branch, but doing so will be easier said than done.

The People's Liberation Army Navy is expanding at what seems like an exponential pace, putting America's supremacy on the high seas in question.

The service says the upgraded guns will provide immediate benefits and allow them to use the game-changing ammunition in the future.

Lockheed Martin's Miniature Hit-to-Kill interceptor is small and cheap, which could make it an attractive option to defend various platforms.

A new official report raises serious concerns about whether the new helicopters will actually hurt the Afghan military's ability to operate.

Fatigue tests have gone smoothly for the F-35A and C variants so far, but they have come screeching to a halt with regards to the B model.