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We lost a legend when we needed him most, but maybe his passing will remind us of what truly matters and allow us to come together as a nation.

Enjoy the single-engine Cobras in Japanese Ground Self Defense Force colors while you still can as the country is looking to replace the type.

It's not the most glamorous weapons program in the Pentagon's portfolio, but it is absolutely essential to the future of American air dominance.

The vehicle-mounted directed energy weapon will help personnel clear airfields after attacks, but could also be useful in other roles.

The sequel to the iconic pop culture film seems to be shaping up quite well, at least so far.

The pilot will use video cameras to see through the plane's long nose, a feature that could become standard on future supersonic planes.

The Version 6 update package will also improve the gunship's ability to tag-team with drones and collect and share various sensor data.

It will be modified to have an interior "more commensurate with the presidential section of the VC-25A," but is this really necessary?

Lightning strikes remain a serious danger to the stealthy fighter jets that could hamper their operations from bases without adequate protection.

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The exact cause of the mishap and the extent of the damage to the stealth fighter jet aren't clear yet.

Despite public perceptions, the service continues to emphasize that the program is focused on helping foreign air forces.

Operators will now be able to block the F-35's systems from sending data back to the United States, but other security concerns may remain.

Recovering the wreck could give the Kremlin additional information to inform future tests and would keep the design out of foreign hands.

Tonopah Test Range is supporting an American nuclear weapons renaissance of sorts after six decades of making strategic deterrent dreams come true.

This is the second fatal aviation accident American forces have suffered in Iraq in 2018 and is part of a concerning trend across the U.S. military.

The organization's aviators are gathering baseline physiological and cockpit environment data to help figure out what's choking military fliers.

The engine detonated, sending shards tearing through the aircraft and we don't know if similar incidents could occur with U.S. Navy jets.

With space now all the rage within the U.S. military, Paul Allen's firm has laid out a whole menu of possible options for getting payloads into orbit.

The radar and missile packing armored vehicle careened off course and into a building during a practice run for an Independence Day parade.