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While Boeing will stop making the iconic helicopter that traces its roots to the Vietnam War, MD Helicopters will continue on.

The Small Diameter Bomb II already brings the ability to hit moving targets at standoff distances in any weather.

USAF analyses show a need for aircraft that can persist in contested areas and that standoff capabilities alone can't win future fights.

The Pentagon has been very tight-lipped about the AIM-260, a missile with far greater range than the AIM-120 while maintaining the same size.

The Low Observable Unmanned Wingman System, or LOWUS, has been tailored to work alongside Seoul’s KF-21 Boramae next-generation fighter.

It's not clear why gold was chosen, but it is famously Trump's favorite color.

The Divine Eagle is built around large radar arrays and can track aircraft and ships over a huge area from its high perch above the South China Sea and beyond.

Amid concerns over U.S. commitment to European security, France is mulling the extension of its nuclear umbrella farther across Europe.

Ukraine Situation Report: Massive geopolitical shifts have resulted in great uncertainty but also hope for an end to the nightmare.

The air-launched adaptation of the HF-3 will provide Taiwan’s F-CK-1 fighter with a faster, more survivable missile than the F-16-launched Harpoon.

The USS Harry S. Truman arrived at Souda Bay in Greece last week for a full damage assessment and repairs after colliding with a cargo ship.

One of Russia's Su-57s recently touched down in Iran for the first time on its way back from an airshow in India.

On the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a B-52 conducted a notable show of force in the Baltic region.

The show of force occurred as Israel struck Hezbollah targets and released video of the bunker-buster strike that killed Nasrallah.

The air is stale but the coffee is good.

Ukraine Situation Report: If signed, the mineral deal could sooth growing tensions between Trump and Zelensky.

The deployment is part of NATO’s Baltic Sentry mission that was created after several suspected cable sabotage incidents.

A rare drill in between New Zealand and Australia sent a message and is a sign of China's growing ability to project naval power far from its shores.

The photo was captured during the ongoing seventh mission for the shadowy X-37B mini-shuttle, which has seen it enter into higher orbits.

The launch of the Next Generation Responsive Strike effort follows uncertainty around a previous hypersonic aircraft program called Mayhem.