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Washington has approved a potential F-16 to Peru, a country struggling with an aging fleet of Russian- and European-made fighters.

Hostilities continue to escalate in the Caribbean as the Trump administration names a new target on its list of drug trafficking countries.

Manufacturer Raytheon continues to get longer reach out of its AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile, while its AIM-260 successor waits in the wings.

In 2004, the Navy disposed of the former Naval Station Roosevelt Roads in Puerto Rico, but current events have seen it awaken once again.

As NATO fighters flew their first Eastern Sentry missions, a British P-8 monitored Russia-Belarus military drills along the Polish border.

The MC-12Ws were retired to make way for OA-1K light attack planes, but some worry this risks creating an aerial intelligence-gathering gap.

Typhon brings the means to rapidly deploy Tomahawk cruise missiles and SM-6 missiles, giving the ability to put targets at risk up to 1,000 miles away.

The aircraft join an armada of eight ships and 4,500 Marines deployed to fight cartels and deliver a message to Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro.

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Operation Eastern Sentry will see Rafales, Eurofighters, more F-16s, and an air defense frigate help protect Poland from future Russian drone incursions.

The Air Force now has a pair of flying B-21s at Edwards Air Force Base helping pave the way for America's future bomber force.

The U.S. military's lack of urgency when it comes to building long-range one-way attack munitions at huge scale has been absurd and dangerous.

The air-to-air optimized variant of the APKWS rocket is being assessed as an option for the Eurofighter Typhoon as concerns over the drone threat in Europe grow.

While Russia continues to deny it deliberately sent drones into Poland, NATO is racing to bolster its defenses against future such events.

Air Force officials had previously said their goal was to have two B-21s flying around the end of this year.

After four decades of service, the last Soviet-era Polish Su-22 Fitter swing-wing strike aircraft have finally been withdrawn.

Japan says the test is the first of its kind ever as it continues to pursue naval railguns years after the U.S. Navy halted work on its own program.

The USAF has offered new views of the Quicksink anti-ship bomb after a B-2 stealth bomber deployed the weapon off Norway in a test.

Exactly how Israel pulled off this strike and when the U.S. knew about it remains glaringly unclear at this time.

News that F-35s were headed to the Caribbean to help take on the cartels was surprising to many, but Operation Coronet Nighthawk did exactly this for years.