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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.

The most powerful Atlantic hurricane on record has Florida in its sights next, putting numerous military installations and the space coast at risk.

An integrated strategy featuring a cocktail of new measures is needed to change to status quo on the Korean Peninsula.

For a guy that has likely seen it all when it comes to classified aircraft projects, the planes that adorn his desk are well worth checking out.

The explosion came just hours after Kim Jong Un posed with what was supposedly a thermonuclear bomb.

North Korea with a thermonuclear bomb would be a very alarming development, but is it possible?

The M231 may not have been as important to the Bradley as intended but it sure was ahead of its time.

The ever expanding flight test center at Groom Lake looks very different from a mountaintop than it does in a satellite image.

During Hurricane Hugo, one Skipper of a wayward nuclear submarine came up with a novel idea—dive!

The act is a massive provocation that could have wide ranging repercussions.

Boeing makes its pitch to bring the Super Hornet to Indian Navy aircraft carriers.

North Korea's massive fleet of clunky old Soviet-era biplanes has a far more sinister purpose than many realize.

Mattis gives a uniquely insightful off-the-cuff speech surrounded by his beloved troops.