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The Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider, set to replace the B-1B Lancer and B-2 Spirit, will be the world's most advanced bomber when it enters service.

The B-52 Stratofortress, a long-range, subsonic bomber, has been a mainstay of the U.S. Air Force for over 70 years. Despite its age, the B-52 will continue serving into the mid-21st century, with 76 upgraded B-52Js planned for the fleet alongside 100 next-generation B-21 Raiders.

Chris Lincoln-Jones, upon reviewing images of the damaged vehicles, characterised the strikes as highly targeted and said the missiles were absolutely, perfectly accurate.

Lord Cameron rejected claims the Government is downplaying the incident to avoid upsetting Israel. He described the drone strike on the charity convoy as appalling and paid tribute to the victims.

The Eurofighter Typhoon, a mainstay of the Royal Air Force, continues to hold a critical role despite the evolution towards stealth-centric fifth-generation fighters like the F-35.

A new Air Force combat rescue helicopter, dubbed the Jolly Green II in homage to its Vietnam War-era predecessors, made its first Indo-Pacific flight this week, according to Pacific Air Forces.

2023 The Slovak Defense Ministry orchestrated what was described as a "complicated logistics operation," opting for overland transportation to ensure security. The gesture of solidarity not only enhances Ukraine's capability to defend its airspace but also signals a shift in the dynamics of NATO's support amidst ongoing conflict. https://youtu.be/7fM2kY8RErI?si=SBp-bCsELh8lpU7b Defense Minister Jaroslav Naď, emphasized the…

Over its decades in service, the Su-25 Frogfoot has undergone several overhauls to retain an edge over competitor airframes. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, many former eastern blocs gained Su-25 regiments, including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and others.

U.S. Central Command didn't give an update on the service member's exact condition, but said they were being evaluated for brain injuries.

Initially slated for its first flight in 2025, the target for the TF-X fighter jet's entry to service would be in 2028.