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The concept could provide a close-in "missile defense bubble" around future combat aircraft like the B-21 Raider.

The helicopter, which traces its roots to a 60 year old design, is still sought after internationally among stiff competition.

The Royal Australian Air Force is well known for its spectacular low-level flyovers.

The cutting-edge technology's benefits read like a wishlist for stealth aircraft designers.

The news came at the same time as a troubling report on F-35 spare parts and aircraft availability was published.

With geopolitical winds shifting in Asia, could New Delhi's turn away from Moscow for its high end fighter project lead to an Indian F-35 fleet?

This is some of the best footage we have seen of the 160th SOAR "Night Stalkers" and their specially modified Black Hawks in action.

The massive lead-lined "Beetle" was designed in the late 1950s to service a nuclear powered super bomber that was never built.

Kim Jong Un could use his ballistic missiles to create clouds of orbital debris, destroying US and allied military satellites and much, much more.

Add in smoke, dirt, fire, screams, and even bodily trauma, and you can see why a little muscle memory can go a long, long way.

A belated report about a bird strike on an F-35I has resulted in theories of an Israeli coverup being parroted around social media.

Some scientists even worry more testing could cause an eruption of the massive Mount Paektu volcano nearby.

It was the same SA-5 air defense missile battery that took a pot shot at Israeli fighters in March.

The type has gone through a turbulent patch in recent years but a new super powerful variant could revitalize its legacy for decades to come.

The vessels are calling on the port of Busan before conducting large scale drills with South Korea next week.

Ottawa has few other options but to procure the second-hand jets to bolster the RCAF's rapidly aging CF-18 fleet.

The exact purpose of the exotic little jet and its twin remains a mystery.

The crashes come as the future of the EF2000 production line is in question.

The high-altitude unmanned test aircraft will supposedly lead to an operational system used to destroy ballistic missiles during their boost phase.

A pair of the aircraft is destined for a undisclosed customer but the design sure looks a lot like a General Atomics' Avenger unmanned aircraft.