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The large unmanned aircraft came down in the Inyo National Forest, touching off a forest fire.

The legendary C-130 family of aircraft keeps growing, and its newest variant is the most versatile yet.

Iran is suddenly asserting itself in entirely new ways throughout the region, and that is a major problem for the US and its allies.

The US has already had to adapt its aerial strategy over eastern Syria to contend with the possibly of threats from opposing combat aircraft.

Now that Iran has shown it is willing to use its ballistic missiles, the strategic equation in the region has changed.

The unprecedented engagement could lead to a rapidly escalating security situation in the skies over eastern Syria.

Seven sailors are missing and the commanding officer has been medevaced by helicopter to a nearby hospital.

The Sentinels are powerful, highly relevant, modern and relatively efficient intelligence gathering tools that need to remain in the air.

We have the first high-res image of the aircraft, a tail number, and a lot more about its origins.

The Zumwalt's interior spaces are remarkably uncluttered and spacious for a Navy surface combatant.

The issue is now affecting the Air Force's "golden goose" which is good news for the Navy's F/A-18s and T-45s.

Over 50 years since its first flight, the OV-10 is proving to the world once again just how relevant light air support aircraft can be.

Bringing back its last operational conventionally powered supercarrier would help the Navy make its 12 carrier fleet goal a reality.

If certain concerns can be eliminated, the U.S. should take Russia up on its challenge.

This time those at the base and the aviators above it were ready and waiting for another assault.

This may turn out to be a truer test of where America's ideals really lie when it comes to fighting terrorism as any.

It is one of just five similar helicopters tasked with supporting a special unit within the Special Air Service that focuses on domestic counter-terror ops.

Now that shipbuilders' order books are filling up, the Navy claims it can get more service life out of the ships it already owns.

Trump specifically said he wouldn't allow this, but it seems like that promise has been quietly dropped.

It looks like SAAF pilots are having a ball with the world's relatively minuscule Rooivalk fleet.