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These odd destroyer sized ships are built for stabilization, crisis management, conflict prevention, and international intervention operations.

The video comes as Russia makes new accusations regarding problematic interactions with coalition jets over Syria.

The Tornado ADV couldn't turn and burn with high-performance fighters of the era, but it could still clean their clocks using creative tactics.

Two very questionable proposals for stopping North Korean missiles made the media rounds this week, and both are pretty much crap.

The disposable unmanned aircraft could then covertly launch electronic electronic attacks, spy on the enemy, and more.

One air force's trash is another air force's treasure as they say!

The Navy says goodbye to the USS Dallas after 36 years of fame and service.

Being able to strike deep into contested territory over long-ranges and at short notice is on Tokyo's weapons wish list.

It's like a frantic life-or-death scene out of the documentary Planet Earth.

Orange is the new blue at Edwards AFB as testers from multiple services and bases take part in a new large scale flight testing exercise concept.

Talk about a close-in guns kill!

The missile appears as impressive as it is terrifying.

The launch acts as a sobering reminder for some that Pyongyang has no intention of changing its long-term strategic plans regardless of threats.

One test pilot flew both top-secret aircraft that are widely regarded as giving birth to the stealth revolution.

The report comes a year after a MiG-29KR and a Su-33 crashed during separate incidents while operating aboard Russia's carrier.

You never know what you are going to catch flying through Rainbow Canyon, and in this case the photographer caught a rare specimen indeed.

For some reason POTUS loves to talk F-35 with Coasties.

Oregon Air National Guard's Redhawks Squadron remains a force to be reckoned with.

With America revamping its nuclear arsenal, activities on the secluded range should balloon in the coming years.

The Ronald Reagan was operating in the Phillippine Sea when the aircraft went down and a search and rescue effort is now underway.