Read the latest articles from The War Zone (Page 493)

The recreational vehicle turned flying command and control unit and executive suite may soon be replaced by a much more elaborate system.

The Ukrainian cargo aircraft arrived at the storm ravaged island with relief supplies including what appear to be garbage trucks.

Testing of the sinister looking multi-role fast boat and its bigger cousin, Thunder Child, continues off the coast of Ireland.

The general's frank testimony was full of new details, both big and small, on a huge array of topics and issues that concern national security.

It looks like the President's claims are now driving USAF requirements for the next Air Force One jets.

The Navy has continued to prioritize procurement over the ability to maintain the fleet it already has.

North Korea's threat to shoot down U.S. bombers operating in international airspace is eerily reminiscent of the downing of a EC-121 in 1969.

Thanks to the incredible cruise video the Tomcatters just dropped, we get to see footage of the Syrian Su-22 being swatted out of the sky.

The ships would work as drug interdiction platforms, but there may be better and cheaper ways of fulfilling that mission set.

The Kirov class is about to say goodbye to these Cold War era "carrier killers."

Trump floated his idea of putting on a big military review in Washington DC again, says he's aiming for the fourth of July

The Pentagon may be attempting to send a message to North Korean intelligence analysts via photos released from the mission.

The concept may be ironic, but it isn't new.

The influential character in Russian aviation is quoted as having been in contact with Lt. Col. Schultz prior to the crash.

The old chopper started out life flying President Nixon and thanks to some creative maintainers at HX-21 it's back in the air once again.

We finally get the whole story straight from the Super Hornet and Hornet pilots who were there.

The ominous Jolly Roger is an important part of submariner lore and conveys a clear message when it is flown atop a submarine's conning tower.

The previously unreported crash took the life of a highly experienced test pilot under murky circumstances.

It is a unique mission that only one unit in the Pentagon's portfolio is trained and equipped to execute.

The idea has limited potential, but how it will be designed and manufactured will be the program's biggest and most important challenges.