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The head of the Israeli Air Force made the rare public announcement at a conference, which comes after numerous rumors about the jet's combat debut.

The United States has effectively called for Iran to surrender all of its interests without explaining what happens when they don't.

To this day the X-32 is lambasted for its atrocious looks, but Boeing's final vision for its F-32 fighter was markedly different in appearance.

The highly-modified ship hasn't been seen for three years, but we have uncovered a new photo of it and some details as to where it's been.

When they're not hot-dogging, the planes are hauling troops, weapons, and even aid as part of Riyadh's campaign against Iranian-backed rebels.

Reports suggest the incident at Hama Military Airport was accidental, but there are already rumors of Israeli involvement.

The footage shows an unidentified weapon being used that appears to be capable of some amazing aerobatic feats.

The high-quality video presentation shows friendly fire, French forces racing to the rescue, and contractor helicopters recovering the fallen.

It's more common than not for U.S. military aircraft get unofficial nicknames that stick and that seems to have already occurred for the F-35.

France typically gives out few official details and photos regarding the operations of its two C-160G Gabriel signals intelligence aircraft.

The Taiwanese Navy is in desperate need of the additional ships to at all keep pace with China, but they're still years away from entering service.

Take a humorous tour of the gargantuan flying beast that is the C-5 Galaxy.

Now the service is looking for ways to trim back the massively expensive helicopter's costs as it works to get its first unit operational in 2019.

Eager to get ahold of one of the Soviet helicopters largely intact, the U.S. military sent the elite Army aviators on an unusual covert mission.

The regime in Pyongyang has already canceled a meeting with South Korean officials over the issue and appears to be look for more concessions.

Northrop engineers used an innovative solution for dealing with an old airflow problem that is especially troublesome for stealthy designs.

The service's existing stockpiles are getting old and it is taking the opportunity to see whether new rounds could use another metal instead.

The service needs extra funds to support operational demands now and it only wants the aircraft to have more even more capabilities in the future.

Low-end drone warfare is becoming a centerpiece of the IDF's strategy for dealing with unrest along the Gaza border.

Representatives say they don't want to pay for new aircraft to support the Open Skies Treaty until the Kremlin is again complying with the deal.