The military aircraft America ‘almost’ bought iceberg
The United States was the first country on the planet to purchase an aircraft for military applications with the 1909 Wright Military Flyer. Ever since, America... Read more.
Why media coverage of the F-35 repeatedly misses the mark
While cool factor does drive clicks, it doesn’t necessarily win wars. And winning wars is what the F-35 is all about.... Read more.
B-2 strikes in Yemen were a 30,000-pound warning to Iran
America's B-2 strikes on the Houthis last week were meant to send an important message about America's secretive MOP bunker busters.... Read more.
No, Australia never lost the ‘Great Emu War’ of 1932
Most of what you've heard about Australia's Great Emu War of 1932 is wrong... Especially when it comes to who won.... Read more.
America’s F-15EX could wear many hats in a 21st-century fight
The F-15EX may be an incredibly capable fighter, but in a high-end fight, it can fulfill several roles besides combat.... Read more.
Anduril’s new cruise missile concept could be a boon for American airpower
Anduril's new line of Barracuda cruise missiles could offer the United States the capacity it needs for a fight in the Pacific.... Read more.
The Air Force wants to see how good the F-22 can get
The Air Force is investing billions into upgrading the F-22 Raptor to help it maintain its dominant edge for years to come.... Read more.
How did Israel pack Hezbollah’s pagers with explosives?
Thousands of pagers issued to Hezbollah operatives detonated in what appears to be a converted attack from Israel's Mossad.... Read more.
The big problem with the Air Force’s ‘Light Fighter’ concept
Air Force officials are discussing a shift away from traditional fighter acquisitions toward what some are calling the Light Fighter model.... Read more.
Ukraine’s F-16s could soon be carrying stealthy long-range cruise missiles
Ukraine may be set to receive America's AGM-158 JASSM cruise missiles, which could spell trouble for Russian troops.... Read more.