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It gives pilots one hell of a ride down the catapult track.

Truly the end of an era.

Just another reminder that America’s supremacy in space is increasingly unsecured.

The beloved Netz may still have some life left to give. 

It’s becoming a war of attrition for both sides, and that’s just one of the Iraqi government’s growing list of problems.

China’s high-low stealth fighter mix strategy is evolving rapidly.

The US doesn’t need more nukes—it needs to modernize the weapons it already has.

The problem is total force capabilities and it's far more complex than swapping out one fighter jet for another.  

Video evidence indicates that yesterday’s horrific crash was an accident waiting to happen.

The Chinese had plenty of reason to be suspicious.

The big swing-wing bomber has never looked so good.

The business suit-clad killer was shouting about Aleppo.

We likely got a glimpse of a unique (and evolving) contingency plan for president-elect Trump. 

Just think about that for a second.

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This step is likely just the start of what will be a major and rapid buildup of weapons capabilities on China's island outposts.

Lately, all the P-8 can do is win, and VP-5 brought the jet’s unique capabilities to one of the world's most complex security environments for the very first time.

Israel’s first F-35Is and Saudi Arabia’s first F-15SAs arrive as the geopolitical landscape rapidly shifts in the Middle East.

In his first sit-down interview since the election, Donald Trump targets the F-35 program, the defense-industrial complex’s “revolving door,” and why he doesn’t need daily intel briefings.

And you wonder why defense procurement is such a mess?