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The 2,000 pound AGM-158 JASSM (Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile) is intended to be a stealthy, inexpensive GPS/IIR (Global Positioning system/ Imaging InfraRed) guided cruise missile. It's designed to attack well-defended targets without

The 337th Test and Evaluation Squadron at Dyess Air Force Base has been working with the USA's B-1B Lancer heavy bomber to upgrade their weapons carrying abilities. The results will increase the non-stealth bomber's ability to deliver weapons into

Angry Kitten’s name is a brew of inside joke and design goals, and is a departure from the typically terrifying military moniker, like Hellfire or Stryker.

Angry Kitten’s name is a brew of inside joke and design goals, and is a departure from the typically terrifying military moniker, like Hellfire or Stryker.

EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla.  The U.S. Air Force conducted an operational assessment of a new electronic countermeasures combat training pod -- dubbed "Angry Kitten" -- during 30 sorties over two weeks in April 2023.

Air Force Test Center Airmen from Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., attended the 2023 Career Day at David G. Millen Law & Government Magnet ...

US Navy to field the sophisticated Live Virtual Constructive training system, revolutionizing flight training for naval aviation.

After several years of delays, the Navy’s mine countermeasures mission package for the Littoral Combat Ship has finally reached its initial operating capability. Last year, the Navy tested the mission package and its systems aboard Independence-class LCS USS Cincinnati (LCS-20), leading the service to announce last week that the MCM mission package achieved the IOC […]

An A-10 Thunderbolt II assigned to the 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron takes off for a test mission at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., April 19, 2023. The 422nd TES is testing an updated version of Operation Flight Program 11 to test a software patch allowing the GBU-39, small-diameter bomb employment on two additional weapons stations. (U.S. Air Force photo by William R. Lewis)

The US Navy will receive additional support for two of its E-2D reconnaissance aircraft as the Department of Defense procures long lead parts.