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This new method of landing could unlock new possibilities for the F-35B.

Just a few years away from landing on the White House lawn to pick up the President—if everything goes as planned.

The aggressor's flat black with red highlights paint job is like nothing we have seen before on an F-16.

New satellite imagery shows a major force structure shift at Russia's air base in Syria away from older attack aircraft to multi-role fighters.

Russia and China celebrate their militaries with imposing displays of combat might.

The scariest thing is that these tests are becoming commonplace, that is until one suddenly becomes a catalyst for war.

The B-1B "Bone" poured flame and roared before disappearing partially into erupting clouds of dense vapor.

Oopsie.

A whole new trove of flight test videos were published by NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center.

The two Cold War era behemoths are just two of dozens of Russian and Chinese warships that will be in the Baltic Sea during the coming days.

The railgun dream is inching closer to reality, but the gun's hyper velocity ammo may be pushed into service first.

There's a massive amount of firepower being amassed in the Baltic Sea, including China's most advanced operational destroyer and Russia's largest submarine and cruiser.

That is one massive and deadly submarine for an almost entirely landlocked and very tense body of water.

The multi-national exercise had a strategic subtext of countering China's growing naval might in the region.

Nothing says American airpower like Eagles and a Spirit.

HSV-2 Swift's story doesn't appear to be over just yet.

POTUS gave a stern look as France put on an audible display of one of its most popular exports.

This photo reminds us that the A-10 is a hard working, ferocious and versatile jet, that has had to fight for its life overseas and on Capitol Hill.

A new age of sea basing has arrived for US military.

Master aviation photographer Rich Cooper takes us to the bustling flight lines of NATO's Tiger Meet and Tactical Weapons Meet.