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The end is nigh for the iconic F-4 Phantom in US service.

Better late than never, I guess.

Is this an ominous sign, or just good contingency training?

North Korea's ballistic missile development campaign has accelerated to warp speed.

A small dose of reality for two controversial USAF initiatives.

The rifts created by the Syrian conflict seem ever more difficult to repair.

That didn’t last long, did it?

A modernized mix between a T-38 and an F-20 Tigershark—what's not to like?

Syrian Air Force appears to have gotten the message, but this may have been an ominous sign. 

The service tried to kill the A-10 this way 25 years ago—and it failed miserably.

But is this report credible?

The pressing question is why?

Iran has now officially opened up basing within its own borders for Russian combat aircraft.

The deployment would be an unprecedented sign of Iranian-Russian military cooperation.

Saying goodbye is never easy—especially to a mount that took you to war and back.

And it appears to have gone for a little joyride shortly thereafter. 

It is not a matter of if, but when.

Undoubtedly the swarm's victory tasted sweet.

The USAF sends its bomber trio to the Pacific. 

A picture is worth a thousand words. In this case, it’s worth many warplanes.