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When the F-14s were decommissioned, carriers were left without a high-speed air-to-air platform. Although the F/A-18 Hornet arrived about a decade after the Tomcats, the latter platform has undergone a series of modernization efforts to retain its viability in the modern day.

The Naval Technology Excellence Awards winners have been announced! Download our full report to find out more

The Airforce Technology Excellence Awards winners have been announced! Download our full report to find out more

Russia has been banned from most major air shows after invading Ukraine. Sidelined in Dubai, it displayed missiles, the Ka-52, and Il-76 among others.

Russia has been banned from most major air shows after invading Ukraine. Sidelined in Dubai, it displayed missiles, the Ka-52, and Il-76 among others.

Designated by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as “Flanker-E” the Soviet-derived Su-35 fighter jet became the definitive production variant of the Su-27 in the early 1980’s.

The Israeli military used the Arrow defense system--designed to intercept long-range missiles--for the first time since the start of its war against Hamas.

The UK has signed up to the Nato Flight Training Europe that leverage training assets of its multinational partners.

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week: Finland raced to join NATO. What happens next is complicated. This analytical article about the challenges for Finland about integrating into NATO was published by The New York Times on September 25.

The US Air Force has tapped Northrop Grumman for the development of the stand-in attack air-to-ground weapon .