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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.

Jared Isaacman’s remarkable private air force just got its most advanced tactical jet yet, with the addition of a Tornado F2A interceptor.

As CCA advances, a far more advanced and autonomous capability is being developed within DARPA's LongShot program.

F-15E pilot describes how, despite its air-to-ground roots, the Strike Eagle developed into a powerful air-to-air fighter.

In the last months of the war, Germany flew missions using manned fighters attached to unmanned explosive-packed bombers.

The USAF's Air Mobility Command says adding new drone defenses to its aircraft is critical for future combat and routine operations.

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Russia's offensive has left a factory town where street battles continue rage in ruins and dozens of its troops surrounded.

The M270s have been a bane to Russian war efforts and were reportedly involved in a recent deadly ballistic missile strike on Crimea.

Armed with a gun and the capacity to carry cruise missiles, the Ivan Papanin is designed to break ice and launch kinetic attacks.

In addition to a blue scheme, the 160th SOAR has been looking at other new camouflage options to support missions old and new.