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Tu-22M Backfire bombers, which have played a key role in Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, have been the target of a previous Ukrainian plot.

The air-launched SM-6 will disrupt China's carrier-killing kill chain and pierce open its anti-access bubble.

Ukraine claims it has had particular success using the vintage American system to down Russian one-way attack drones.

The Sentinel ICBM program's projected price tag has grown more than 80 percent to almost $141 billion and is now years behind schedule.

Small, easy to fly, and relatively cheap, the A-22 ultralight is the latest addition to Ukraine’s anti-drone force.

The AW139s will create detailed maps of radiation levels from the air which would be critical in a response to a nuclear attack or accident.

Enjoy the fireworks!

The USAF is also moving ahead with plans to forward-deploy F-15EXs to Japan as the Marines make changes to their F-35 units in the country.

The new aid package includes an unspecified number of munitions for Patriot, NASAMS and HAWK air defense systems.

A debate about whether the T-45's successor will have to land and take off from aircraft carriers is slowing down the replacement process.

With wrappers and labels suggesting they were wind turbine parts, the drones were supposed to beat the UN arms embargo on Libya.

After years in the shadows, what is likely the longest-range air-to-air missile ever fielded by the Navy comes into full view.

A new launch trolley expands potential XQ-58 operations, including greater payloads, while also retaining runway-independent capabilities.

The new electronic warfare and intelligence collection pod enables MQ-9 Reapers to be "mostly undetectable," according to the Marine Corps Commandant.

The arrival of the ACV-P personnel variant in Okinawa comes as the Marines are rapidly recalibrating for the future high-end fight.

The kamikaze drone is billed as the latest Russian effort to try and counter Ukrainian uncrewed aerial vehicles on the battlefield.

The Army sees networked fleets of high-altitude balloons providing critical persistent surveillance coverage even in heavily contested areas.

Taken entirely by surprise, Israeli AH-64 crews raced to respond to the attack by Hamas but with mixed results.

While both sides confirm that an attack took place at the Mirgorod Air Base in central Ukraine, the extent of the damage is in dispute.

The Air Force is reassessing what it wants out of a new crewed sixth-generation stealth combat jet set to cost triple the price of an F-35.