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It is the third major mishap involving U.S. military aircraft in the space of 48 hours.

The service is still exploring what the ships can do as it considers retiring at least one of its dedicated hospital ships.

Called the H03, the design is reminiscent of a number of other high-flying, glider-like intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance aircraft.

It is the second loss of a USMC aircraft in less than 24 hours.

If he decides to, Trump can use established legal authorities to send personnel to the border to perform missions from surveillance to construction.

NASA is leaping back in the manned x-plane business in dramatic and exciting fashion.

The group suggested is would step up attacks on commercial ships in response to the Saudi-led coalition's blockade of their last port.

The aircraft appeared to fly out of control shortly after take off from Djibouti Ambouli International Airport forcing the pilot to eject.

The service hopes to reverse the trend of potential opponents, notably Russia, gaining a significant advantage when it comes to artillery weapons.

The famed drone manufacturer has come out with an impressive, no-nonsense flying gas truck. But will the lack of a prototype hurt its chances?

The aptly named ATARI system could help out during emergencies and other contingencies and might be important for future carrier drone operations.

It has become a cult classic but the 1980s air combat flick has gotten a bad rap for its portrayal of the F-16's capabilities. Is it really deserved?

The ships can carry containerized missile systems and can be outfitted with vertical launch surface-to-air missiles, but are half the size of an LCS.

The Modular Active Protection System will be able to run multiple types of protection systems and could pave the way for networked defenses.

It's likely that the service will push ahead with the upgrades, but the weapons still reflect the watering down of the ships' intended capabilities.

Portland based F-15s are tasked with protecting the skies over the Pacific Northwest, and if they show up off your wing, you did something wrong.

New rockets with multiple firing modes and the ability to fire them safely from within buildings could keep the weapon in service for years to come.

The Eagle is finally getting a big upgrade when it comes to aircrew interfaces, including a new HUD that is smaller, more reliable, and more adaptable.

A nuclear boat would offer significant additional capabilities for the service, but could come at a high cost, practically and politically.

The patch could be yet another indication that the program to develop America's next stealth bomber is moving forward rapidly.