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UK's RAF Fighters destroyed a US navy ship in a long planned multi-domain sinking exercise (SINKEX) called Atlantic Thunder 22.

Fighter jets are undoubtedly the most famous aircraft in the skies, and for a good reason. They represent the culmination of the eternal dream of flight ...

They officially call it the A-10 Thunderbolt, but because of how ugly and rugged it is, another moniker for it is Warthog. We’re talking about a pl...

NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER AIRCRAFT DIVISION, Patuxent River, Md. The U.S. Navy ran successful tests of a new detect-and-avoidance system -- dubbed "Guardian" -- that is aimed at making defense aviation’s manned/unmanned teaming safer and less congested. 

The US Air Force has carried out an in-flight vapor purge test in an F-15E Strike Eagle to evaluate the cockpit environment after a chemical attack.

The UK Royal Air Force (RAF) has started conducting low-level parachute trials using the A400M Atlas C Mk1 aircraft to further expand its capabilities.

Air Force pilots must be ready for the possibility of a two-front conflict. This is where improvements to the F-22 come in.

A Navy training aircraft crashed as it was approaching Naval Air Station Kingsville, Texas, the service announced Tuesday. A T-45 Goshawk crashed around noon local time during a routine training flight that began at NAS Kingsville, according to a news release from the Chief of Naval Air Training public affairs office. The pilot, who is […]

Raytheon Intelligence & Space recently delivered its first ALQ-249 Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band (NGJ-MB) pods to the US Navy. The jammer pods are part of a system that will eventually replace the Boeing EA-18G Growler's ALQ-99 Tactical Ja...

The US Navy’s first AN/ALQ-249 next-generation jammer mid-band (NGJ-MB) production representative pods have arrived at NAWCAD.