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Air Force KC-46As could be allowed to fly with just a pilot and a boom operator in a high-end fight If the new concept is approved.

Currently a single-ship Super Hornet demo pilot, Lt. Amanda Lee has enlisted roots and is now about to make history with the Blue Angels.

The iconic Navy aerobatic team has made history by selecting its first woman member of its core six-jet display cadre.

The unit, supported by drone-laden ships and submarines, is another sign of the asymmetric capabilities unmanned aerial vehicles provide.

U.S., Canadian, Malaysian, and Australian forces deep-sixed the former USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG-60) during Rim of the Pacific 2022 exercises.

U.S. intelligence believes Russia is working to secure Iranian drones for its operations in Ukraine.

Is there life on Mars?

The M270 in Ukrainian hands is bad news for the Russians who are already suffering from HIMARS attacks.

Some of the top minds in missile defense discussed the UAP topic through their unique lens, especially in terms of defending the homeland.

New drone concepts from BAE Systems have appeared as the British military's unmanned airpower plans continue to evolve.

After months of campaigning for new equipment, Ukrainian Air Force pilots could be poised to start training on U.S.-made fighter jets.

The Scalable Agile Beam Radar is now flying inside 72 Air National Guard F-16s and is already set to go into hundreds more Vipers.

The mysterious torpedo somehow ended up beached off the Bay of Bengal and it has drawn a lot of curiosity as a result.

A century after his birth, we look at the strong bonds between legendary U.S. pilot Robin Olds and one British fighter squadron.

The tail kit guidance system is a central feature of the B61-12 nuclear bomb, each one of which costs more than its weight in gold.

The CMV-22B Osprey was lauded for it's range, payload and mission flexibility following its first operational deployment.

Having the M777A2 howitzer means Ukraine can more easily and effectively employ Excalibur guided-artillery shells in the heat of combat.

An Air Force document shows multiple types of missiles, as well as firing them from places other than silos, were all on the table.

After some high-profile setbacks, U.S. hypersonic testing delivers some very good news.

The Degraded Visual Environment Pilotage System (DVEPS) helps rescue pilots stay aware of their surroundings even when flying blind.