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Japanese officials have already talked with Lockheed Martin and are hoping a foreign partnership will help push the project forward.

It's not clear exactly when or how the ladder deployed.

The People's Liberation Army Navy will need significantly more jets anyway if it wants to make good use of their new carriers.

Ferguson's Ordnance Rifle didn't turn the tide of the war, but did help pave the way for developments in small arms and light infantry tactics.

The impressive display of air power is just a taste of what will be seen over Buckingham Palace on July 10th.

From what we know and what the design team has said themselves, the ZKZM-500's actual capabilities are likely far more limited than the wild claims.

Iran really hit a new level of absurdity with this accusation.

The B61-12 nuclear gravity bombs are set to enter service in 2020 and already cost nearly twice their literal weight in gold.

This reporter got more than she bargained for from a group of low-flying Hinds in an attempt to get the perfect shot.

The Queen of Jordan touts video of King and Crown Prince having a celebratory day at the range practicing close-quarter combat tactics.

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.