The Last Time The United States Got Its Hands On A Fleet Of MiG-29 Fighters
How the United States ended up with 21 MiG-29 Fulcrums back in the mid-1990s.
How the United States ended up with 21 MiG-29 Fulcrums back in the mid-1990s.
Nellis Air Force Base’s ‘Petting Zoo’ houses a big collection of foreign military equipment for use in familiarization, training, and threat analysis.
An exotic test jet has been spotted wearing a similar coating in the past, but an F-22 wearing it is a major development.
Seldom, if ever, do E-4Bs visit Tonopah Test Range Airport in Nevada and, in this case, the Secretary of Defense might have been onboard.
The new initiative envisages an air combat ‘app store’ that has software for all types of uses that can run on a tablet in the cockpit.
The image looks like the arrival of an ominous alien spaceship while also showcasing how complex the B-2’s smooth underside really is.
Pilots discuss how the A-10 Warthog’s tight turning radius coupled with its big gun means it can sting even the best fighters in a dogfight.
The full story behind the Air Force’s new war games that will ensure interoperability and get new capabilities and tactics to front line units faster.
The Air Force is officially putting robot dogs into operational use. Here’s how they will be used today and how they will likely be used tomorrow.
Journey into the shadowy world of the aggressors—where they came from, where they’re going, what it takes to become one, and what it’s like being one.