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To mark the 90th anniversary of the first flight of the legendary fighter, a Spitfire took to the skies with various frontline British aircraft.

The Army also sees drones launched from ME-11Bs offering a major boost in its ability to peer deep into hostile territory.

"I shall look forward personally to exterminating you, Mr. Bond."

The 747 is being rushed into service and the Air Force now says it is expected to be delivered this summer.

These moves come as Trump claims the U.S. is helping Iran remove mines from the Strait.

The Cheyenne II's speed and range will usher in a major leap in the U.S. Army's "dustoff" medical evacuation capability.

“An 85 percent solution in the hands of a warfighter today is infinitely better than a 100 percent solution that never arrives.”

The Army's top official lauded the Merops drone's performance defending against Iranian long-range kamikaze drones.

The Joint Chiefs Chairman said the U.S. now has a global effort for going after ships related to supporting Iran.

AeroVironment's Mayhem 10 is highly-modular and can seek and destroy enemy radars, jam comms, reconnoiter, strike armor and more.

The Army and Bell have pointed to the U.S. Navy's MQ-25 Stingray drone tanker as an example of what could be on the horizon.

The Army anticipates a five-fold increase in procurement of the XM1225 APEX ammo.

Already building launched effects vehicles for the Marine Corps, L3Harris now wants to bring these capabilities to U.S. Army rotorcraft.

A new rendering shows an MV-75 with special operations-specific features like a radar, other sensors, and in-flight refueling capability.

The friction between the U.S. and China over disruption in energy shipments the war with Iran has caused remains a major issue.

Already known for its agility and small size, dropping the Wiesel from A400M transports gives Germany’s airborne forces a new way of rapidly placing firepower forward.

Boeing also identifies growing interest in an optimally crewed version of the Chinook.

Pushed forward to very rough fields, Mojave could also escort helicopters, strike targets, provide surveillance and networking, and even transport cargo.

First applied to a failed cutting-edge attack helicopter, the Cheyenne name returns for what is perhaps the Army’s most ambitious rotorcraft program yet.

Branded Content: The UH-60M is a workhorse of the U.S. Army that can perform many duties, soon to include uncrewed battlefield support.