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The representative provided more information than ever before on a number of "hiccups" the next generation stealth bomber project is facing.

Arguably a U.S. Navy surface combatant's most important weapon deals in electrons not high-explosives, and it's more important now than ever.

The commander of the 412th Test Wing made the official proclamation at a local business conference, and teased that testing would begin soon.

HMS Queen Elizabeth showed off her marine evacuation system during a recent safety trial.

Russia seems to have adapted their Iskander short-range ballistic missile for launch from the belly of a MiG-31 Foxhound.

For the F-22 in particular, being able to quickly point its nose at an enemy aircraft even at low speed remains a highly valued capability.

The days of the U.S. not providing "offensive" weaponry to Ukraine for their fight against Russian-backed separatists appear to be over.

A previously unknown satellite sensor called the Midcourse Tracking Sensor could target ballistic missiles and discriminate between decoys as well.

The Japanese government has consistently and vehemently denied that its hulking helicopter carriers were built with tactical jets in mind.

Such a deal would have serious geopolitical and strategic consequences, but it really it isn't that unexpected.

As Paul Allen's space launch mothership preps for its first flight the USAF has begun accelerating its quick access to space initiatives.

At least two of the jets are in-country and they are likely to begin "combat evaluation" sorties soon.

China's work in the high-end unmanned combat air vehicle space is accelerating while the Pentagon remains publicly uninterested in the concept.

The FAA, the USAF, and air traffic control recordings all confirm the bizarre event did indeed occur last October.

Two of the world's most iconic helicopters set down in a winter wonderland during the President's visit to Davos last January.

It's the largest contraption of its kind and is key in teaching ground crews how to load the B-2 up with some of the deadliest weapons on earth.

The FFG(X) program is well underway as the Navy selects five vendors to fully conceptualize their designs before making a final pick in 2019.

"The GPU-5/A: Hight tech simplicity... To strike and survive!"

Fielding an active defense and robust deterrent against school shooters will allow us to protect our kids in the near term.

New evidence offers great detail of the bizarre event and provides unprecedented insight into how such a unique incident is dealt with in real time.