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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.

Ukraine provided satellite imagery it says shows two Russian ships in Kerch damaged by U.S. donated ATACMS.

Endless changes to the base FREMM design have contributed to major delays and now "unplanned weight growth" could lead to a loss of speed.

The White House has officially granted Kyiv's wish of allowing it to shoot back at Russian positions across the border with U.S. weapons.

The threat posed by lower-end drones isn't just overseas and now a U.S. F-15E base is looking to cocoon its jets from them.

With fighter jets increasingly being tasked to shoot down drones, the cheaper but proven Tamir interceptor could be a big help.

Jo Lancaster escaped from a stricken flying-wing test plane almost 75 years to the day that a Martin Baker seat saved an F-35 pilot.

The FPV drone strike on a kamikaze USV is the latest example of rapidly evolving drone-on-drone warfare in Ukraine.

While in this case the balloons were simply offensive, more deadly balloon tactics could be used in the opening stages of a major conflict.

McDonnell's work in the late 1950s, while often overlooked, was critical in the development of hypersonic boost-glide vehicles.

At least one veteran T-62 tank has been repurposed as an ad-hoc armored personnel carrier with the shed-like metal covering.

From what we can see of China's newest class of amphibious assault ship so far, its width may be its most significant feature.

The Saab airborne early warning and control capability will provide a massive, force-multiplying boost to Ukrainian air and maritime defense.

The potential loss of a Nebo-M radar system would hamper Russia's ability to detect and track aerial threats, including ballistic missiles.

With the first group of pilots now trained on the F-16, Ukraine is now in line to receive around 85 F-16s from European allies.

The mishap took place outside the Albuquerque International Sunport and the pilot reportedly safely ejected.