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The size of T-1, the Navy's tanker drone demonstrator, stands out as it sits alongside its crewed companions on the supercarrier's deck.

The weapons mounted on a specialized natural gas tanker underscore Moscow’s growing fear of attacks on its shipping in the Baltic.

The attack was in response to an Iranian strike on a cargo vessel exiting the Strait of Hormuz yesterday.

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The flights are part of a growing U.S. military effort to provide humanitarian assistance to Venezuela.

Delays in the delivery of new AN/APG-85 radars are deeply intertwined with other woes that continue to hound the F-35 program.

The move comes as Ottawa weighs splitting its fighter fleet while broadening defense partnerships beyond the U.S., but timing is an issue.

The latest flurry of action on the Strait of Hormuz came as shipping was starting to flow through there again.

The Pentagon had tried to cancel the E-7 and augment the E-2 fleet instead, then Operation Epic Fury happened.

The tip of the jet's massive wing was just feet from the ground as it banked at very low altitude over the runway.

The USAF wants to leapfrog its own latest and greatest air-to-air missile capabilities with a true 'kill web' weapon.

The long-awaited transfer would keep Turkey’s Kaan fighter on track while fueling speculation about whether the F-35 is back on the table.

Endeavour, the last space shuttle ever built, has been displayed like no other, and the result is jaw-dropping.

The Strait of Hormuz remains an extremely tense waterway and traffic will not be flowing normally through it for some time to come.

Ex-Air Force MQ-1 Predator drones have been quietly living a second life.

The MQ-28 is taking part in Valiant Shield, offering a glimpse at how it and other CCAs could fit into future coalition operations.

A new challenge offers a reward to anyone who can develop a system to deny Russia use of its airfields.

The Air Force intends to drastically expand its premier northern outpost as Alaska's importance for Arctic and Pacific operations continues to grow.

One source described the Strike Eagle pilot seeing a “minefield of drones” in the skies over Iran, before their jet went down.

Aurora Flight Sciences and DARPA hope to see the X-65 drone fly next year after suffering delays and cost growth.