China's New Aircraft Carrier Looks Powerful – But It Has A Major Problem
China's naval capabilities have been expanding in recent years, but its newest aircraft carrier lags behind U.S. counterparts in some important ways.
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The NJ Night Sky Will Soon Be Full Of Fighter Jets – Here's Why
In the next few days, New Jersey residents may see and hear some fighter jets flying around. Here's when and where you might be able to spot them.
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Europe's Next-Gen Fighter Jet Dream Might Be Dead In The Water
Europe's efforts to develop a next-gen fighter independently of the United States may be at risk of falling apart, as tensions continue unabated.
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US Air Force Rolls Out Fresh New Look For Jets Carrying Government VIPs
A decades-old presidential jet tradition is being upended as Air Force One VIP aircraft debut a bold new look. We look at what's changed and why.
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The US Navy Has Now Officially Approved Use Of This Lethal Smart Weapon
The U.S. Navy is adding a new smart weapon to its arsenal, with its fleet of F/A-18-E/F Super Hornets slated to receive an impressive boost in combat prowess.
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China Shows Off Plans For Aircraft Carrier That Deploys Ships From Space
Chinese media released a video of a massive mothership that hovers near space. Here is the truth behind the viral clip and if the tech is actually real.
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The US Navy's New Flight Helmet Does A Lot More Than Protect Pilots
The high-tech carbon fiber helmet is destined to replace older models that have been in military service for around four decades.
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Everything You Need To Know About The 'Air Drake' Private Jet
Aubrey Graham, better known as Drake, has accrued significant wealth, allowing him to maintain his own well-furnished private jet.
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The US Military Just Made History With A C-17 Plane & A Nuclear Reactor
The U.S. military made history on Feb 15 by airlifting a nuclear reactor for the first time. Here's why they did that and what it means for the military.
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Air Force One: 12 Amazing Facts And Features Of The Presidential Aircraft
Air Force One is a symbol of American strength, and this is the story behind it and its many features.
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Historic Air Force Base Gets $133M Upgrade – Here's What They're Building
The base is more than a century old, and the expensive works mean that it will continue to support state-of-the-art aircraft far in the future.
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This Lockheed Flying Aircraft Carrier Concept Would Have Been Terrifying
Modern machines of war are intimidating, but Lockheed drew up plans for a flying aircraft carrier in the 1960s that was would have had enemies duly alarmed.
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US Kicks Off 'Game Of Drones' To Find Next Generation Of Unmanned Aircraft
The U.S. military has chosen to take a more expedited approach to drone development as part of the Department of War's Drone Dominance program.
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Pakistan's JF-17 Fighters Are A Hot Commodity – Here's Who's Looking To Buy
Pakistan's JF-17 fighter is an increasingly popular purchase for a number of countries around the world, as it doesn't rely on U.S.-based supply chains.
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Navy Base Shoots Down Unauthorized Drone, But The Pilot Was One Of Their Own
When the Navy responded to an unauthorized drone in proximity to one of its bases, it didn't expect to find the culprit inside the base. Here's what happened.
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The US Navy Can't Get Its Cutting Edge Advanced Arresting Gear System To Work Reliably
When its notorious reliability issues are solved, the system will be able to bring everything from drones to fighter jets to a safe halt on deck.
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Will France's 'Super' Dassault Rafale Stealth Fighter Trump America's F-35?
France's Dassault Aviation is currently working on the F5 standard Rafale fighter, also known as the Super Dassault Rafale. How will it compare to the F-35?
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Historic P-47G Thunderbolt To Fly Again After Spending Six Years Grounded
On February 7th, a historic P-47G airplane dating back to WWII will take to the skies once again. Here's where it came from and where you can see it.
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Meet HANX: The US Marine Corps Unveils First Modular 3D-Printed Drone
Military drone technology is advancing quickly, and the U.S has a new 3D-printed drone that was designed and built by a team of Marines in North Carolina
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Europe's Meteor Missiles Pack The Tech (And Power) To Back Up The Name
The Meteor Missile was developed to address one particular shortcoming in its main competitor, the AIM-120 AMRAAM missile. Here's what we know.
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How B-2 Bomber Crews Sleep While Cruising 30,000 Feet In The Air
Although it's not easy to sleep mid-flight with so many tasks at hand, B-2 bomber crews must find a way during their extremely long missions.
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America's 7 Largest Air Force Bases, Ranked By Total Population
The United States has an enormous worldwide military footprint, including several air bases on American soil with the population of a small city.
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Delivery Update: Here's When The New Qatari Air Force One Jet Could Arrive
President Trump's interim, Qatari-sourced Air Force One jet could take to the skies after a surprisingly quick turnaround, according to reports.
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Denmark Is Retiring Its F-16 Fleet – See The High-Tech Jet That's Replacing It
Denmark is retiring the iconic F-16 fighter jet fleet and is replacing it with a new high-tech jet. Here's everything you need to know.
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US Navy's P-8 Poseidon Jet Makes Rare Mission Appearance Over Miami
The P-8 Poseidon is a naval aircraft that typically flies over the ocean and coastal regions to conduct Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance missions.
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Who Makes Airbus Engines? (It's More Than Just One Company)
Airbus is one of the largest suppliers of the world's aircraft. You might be surprised to find out that it doesn't make its own engines, though.
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Here's How Planes Can Fire Bullets Through Propellers Without Destroying Them
Almost immediately after the Wright brothers created their airplane, the military wanted to take to the sky, and that meant putting guns on planes.
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