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Somewhere between an expendable drone and a cruise missile, the FEANIX is planned to operate alongside crewed fighters starting from the 2030s.

Airbus says it wants the Wingman drone to enter service in the 2030s and to cost about a third as much as a crewed fighter aircraft.

In an effort to protect these small, highly-mobile vehicles from marauding drones, Russians have installed do-it-yourself armor.

As FPV drones rapidly redefined the battlefield, Ukraine's appetite for them has exploded.

Lessons from the war in Ukraine have been incorporated in the latest Russian thermobaric rocket launcher, the TOS-3 Dragon.

The Pentagon moved to clear the way last year to end the U-2 program once and for all by 2026, but its replacement remains unclear.

For South Korea, the launching of about 1,000 trash- and manure-filled balloons was the final straw in a series of provocations by the North.

Branded Content: Five decades of Eagle production has resulted in the newest F-15 incarnation, which is primed for manned-unmanned teaming.

The AN/DRC-8 Emergency Rocket Communications System was built to send the orders for Armageddon when nothing else could.

F/A-18E/Fs armed with adapted SM-6 surface-to-air missiles that also possess major surface strike capabilities could be a boon for the Navy.

The sleek, tailless, canard-equipped design looks to be optimized for high performance while retaining significant low-observable qualities.

While the LCACs need no pier, the reason why they haven't been used could be due to semantics and messaging more than operational needs.

The S-300/S-400 SAM system located dozens of miles inside Russia was hit, signally a new phase in Ukraine's air defense destruction campaign.

$150K cruise missiles are a priority for the USAF, which could have many thousands of long-range targets to hit in a major conflict.

Bolstered by strikes on Russian territory using U.S.-supplied munitions, Ukraine is improving its situation in the Kharkiv region.

It's that time again, folks.

Joint Strike Missiles will give Air Force F-35A new options for conducting stand-off strikes, especially in the maritime domain.

From fighters to tankers, the Upside-Down Air Force has tested numerous inverted aircraft since the early 1970s.

Mounting evidence of a new land-based version of the J-35 fighter points to what could be a big boost for PLAAF modernization efforts.

As of tomorrow, a Dutch F-35A squadron will be the first in Europe to have full responsibility for nuclear strike with the stealth fighter.