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The USMC has been shedding Hornets from its tired fleet at an alarming rate.

The Air Force One replacement program is perfect political red herring for the new administration—and the president elect has a long history of owning lavish old aircraft.

The Taliban originally claimed they shot the helicopter down.

An Su-33 was lost from the Admiral Kuznetsov’s air wing while attempting to recover aboard the ship.

The Air Force is making another attempt at replacing its Vietnam-era ballistic missile support and VIP helicopters.

The Tern program is rapidly moving forward. If successful, it could bring a whole new set of capabilities to US Navy destroyers, cruisers and littoral combat ships.

Moscow said it would swat Kiev’s missiles out of the sky with surface-to-air missiles located in fortress Crimea and on Russian warships. According to Ukraine, that never happened.

Tehran sets its eyes on larger naval footprint abroad.

Russia's carrier air wing appears to have migrated ashore following crash, meanwhile Assad's forces make big gains in war-torn Aleppo and US realizes its first combat death in Syria

On Hoth, this is the hottest resort.

And you complain about your commute to work?

Canada sensibly moves forward with negotiations to buy 18 Super Hornets while preparing for a major fighter competition to replace its CF-18 fleet.

The Navy’s newest ships have had a very poor record of traversing the canal as of late.

Dual engine failure while circling waiting to land sure sounds like fuel starvation.

This could be more proof that China is investing in capabilities aimed at attacking weak links in America’s air combat doctrine.

Sorry to break it to you, folks, but the local story that went national about a mysterious plane over Denver really wasn’t much of a story at all.

Now that one third of each DDG-1000 ship will be taken up by guns that have no ammunition to fire, the Navy should adapt the Army’s proven guided rockets for the stealth destroyer’s use.

“It'll be just like Beggar's Canyon back home!”

It looks like Russia’s big offensive in Syria has officially kicked-off, and the Kremlin is digging deep into its back bench of weapons systems to highlight on the international stage.

Russia’s ballistic missile silos are going to be defended by this remote controlled pop-up weapons and sensor turret.