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The electronic warfare jet with the mark belongs to the "Zappers" of VAQ-130, which is attached to the USS Eisenhower.

An image of an apparent Patriot missile launcher being hauled on a truck in Asia has stirred up unsupported claims.

The war in Ukraine is helping drive HK's interest in guns that fire Soviet rounds, but it could open doors to many other markets.

After 37 years of NASA service, the agency will replace its highly modified DC-8 Airborne Science Laboratory with a 777.

Elements of a long-range air defense system were destroyed in an attack that reportedly involved U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles.

The USAF's F-16 single-ship demo team set out on a secret mission to paint their jet just like the first F-16 that ever flew.

What exactly China’s plans are for the ship remains unclear, but it built it and got it out to sea extremely quickly.

A pilotless version of the Army's UH-72 could become one part of the Marine Corps plans for a future uncrewed logistics ecosystem.

The Royal Navy will get as many as six Multi-Role Support Ships as part of a shipbuilding program that includes 28 warships and submarines.

The flight limit means the Navy’s CMV-22Bs cannot perform their critical transport mission for carriers on deployment.

The Air Force wants to slash its F-15E fleet, which just played an outsized role defending Israel from Iranian drones, by more than half.

The pilot was rushed from Sheppard AFB to the hospital after the incident occurred yesterday, but sadly died as a result of their injuries.

There is evidence of expanding Russian employment of the Kh-38M missile as it seeks to increase its standoff strike capabilities.

In the first feature video on our new YouTube channel, we explore the fascinating history and legacy of the Navy's hot-rod F-16N.

The USMC is tackling the huge threat posed by unmanned aerial systems in a holistic fashion, where every Marine could play a role.

Russia claims to have taken control of nine villages in the Kharkiv region, with reports of much more rapid progress than has been seen on other fronts.

The U.S. Air Force has a critical need for survivable tankers, but questions are growing about its future aerial refueling plans.

The USS Carney, which just returned to the U.S. last week, made history during a tumultuous six months in the Red Sea region.

Nowhere was the great pivot to near-peer threats clearer than at this year's special operations convention in Tampa, Florida.

A laid-back weekend discussion with old friends and new.