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The Kremlin says the Tu-214ON Open Skies aircraft will be flying out of an Air National Guard base in Missouri all week.

We can talk about mysterious Space Shuttle infrastructure, nuclear deterrents, geopolitics, and F-35 deployments—you know, no big whoop.

Nearly six decades after the first Orions entered service, the Navy is getting close to retiring the P-3C from active duty for good.

Pyongyang is signaling that the old militaristic status quo could return as a top-level meeting between Kim and Putin seems imminent.

The Air Force is clearly taking no chances after two other major air bases suffered serious storm-related damage in the past six months.

Internal launch tubes offer a big boost in firepower in a compact package and they may become far more common on armed helicopters in the future.

Pilots can use the system to their jobs more efficiently and safely, and it could be a step toward even more revolutionary capabilities in the future.

There is a growing demand for hard-kill anti-torpedo defenses to defeat newer torpedoes that are increasingly immune to existing countermeasures.

Our ancestors did it and so did the SR-71 Blackbird, now this ancient form of navigation could be set for a major comeback.

The unique signals intelligence aircraft now has an elongated nose and other features that appear almost identical to the American Rivet Joint.

A Pentagon report says 'adversaries' launched successful cyber attacks against systems on the new 30mm cannon-armed vehicles.

The Joint Strike Fighters will fill the gap left by the recent departure of the service's F-22 Raptors and bring new capabilities, as well.

The competition to finally develop a true replacement for the OH-58D Kiowa Warrior is heating up.

This is a landmark event in aviation history and something the late billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dreamed of seeing.

We can talk mini-torpedoes, hovercraft evacuations, geopolitics, war in space—you know, no big whoop.

The USAF wants to use towns in Idaho for urban close air support drills, but some citizens say they never had a proper warning or a say in the matter.

The unit was largely neglected and suffered from low morale, and that was before Hurricane Maria and a horrific crash.

But serious questions remain about what an all-out war in space would even look like and what hostile actions would automatically demand a response.

Your mission, if you choose to accept it, will be to write with a super-agile team on some very cool topics.

The U.S. State Department spent untold millions on refurbishing the second-hand helicopters and now they could be yours on the cheap.