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Chinese state researchers and the multi-national corporation are both aiming to be first to develop practical fusion power sometime in the 2020s.

Geopolitical trends, security concerns, and industrial and combat aircraft capability needs, could give birth to an American-Japanese Raptor 2.0.

A series of strategic aircraft movements, including the congregation of a dozen KC-10s tankers, signaled a major operation was underway.

So far, evidence of the shipment is scarce, but the Kremlin has been sending more military gear into the country following a U.S.-led missile strike.

The training mission caused confusion and criticism as helicopters went zipping down the city's streets as part of an apparent mock raid.

The previously unacknowledged incident occurred at Tyndall AFB and resulted in the pilot declaring an in-flight emergency.

Iraqi aircraft have crossed into Syria to strike targets for the very first time.

The unmanned aircraft will link up with their C-130 mothership using a system similar to the probe-and-drogue refueling method.

The Israeli Air Force is keeping the jets at home as it appears to step up operations in Syria against Iranian forces and their partners.

A contingent of Arab forces could help American troops withdraw from the country, but it could also lead to a larger and even more convoluted war.

USS Bougainville (LHA-8) will be built with a well-deck unlike her two sister ships, but that's just one of its unique features.

Amid the aftermath of an America-led missile strike on the Syrian government, Israeli forces have launched a number of their own operations.

In one single press conference, the Kremlin has disputed almost every basic detail about the American, British, and French operation.

The Chief of Naval Operations has laid out some ambitious objectives for the design and the program, but some may find them unsettling.

The service says a mix of less capable ships that are cheaper to operate might be better for future, distributed operations.

Few solid details are available regarding this incident but USAF officials have confirmed that it did indeed occur and the damage is extensive.

The Pentagon revealed new information about the operation including a detailed account of weapons and launch platforms used.

33 years after the F/A-18's first cruise, the Navy's Legacy Hornet fleet has made its last scheduled deployment aboard a carrier.

The strikes come after days of conflicting reports, rapid diplomatic exchanges, and threats of retaliation from Russia.

A participant on The Voice of Azerbaijan sings around armored vehicles and gives an upbeat performance as missiles, rockets, and bullets fly.