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At a Beijing hutong courtyard on a late March afternoon, Wang Shu, the first Chinese national to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the worlds most prestigious award in architecture, gave a lecture to a large audience and shared his insights on preserving tradition in modern architecture. From Hangzhou to Beijing, Wang relishes exploring the hutong alleyways and observing the vivid life within them.

Raytheon Technologies has been awarded a contract for production and delivery of 1,500 StormBreaker smart weapon systems for the USAF.

The Air Force has grounded hundreds of KC-135 refueling planes until they are inspected for a potentially faulty ...

Most of the Su-35’s electronics and weapons capabilities are a match to its western equivalents like the F-15, Eurofighter Typhoon, and Frances Dassault Rafale

In our homeland defense planning process we must come together inorder to anticipate the operational and tactical requirements ableto be met by all agencies, so that we fuse that national competencyinto a well-prepared plan oriented toward each one of the 15national planning scenarios.

US Minnesota Air National Guard’s (ANG) 148th Fighter Wing (FW) has received new active electronical scanned array (AESA) radars for nine Block 50 F-16CM aircraft.

The Indian Army monitors the Chinese PLA at the LAC with help from Indian Navy MQ-9A drones.

On December 19, 1944, Lt. Col. Andrew Barr, the G-2 for Maj. Gen. Maurice Rose’s 3d Armored Division, and his staff joined the divisional headquarters in a night road march.

Without congressional intervention, the Air Force's ability toconduct air superiority missions will be increasingly at risk overthe next three decades.

Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev failed to reach an agreement on the elimination of nuclear weapons while in power, but both men agreed in 1985 “that a