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Tally Parham Casey was South Carolina's first female fighter pilot, enlisting with the state's Air National Guard's 157th Fighter Squadron in 1996.

Hundreds of US Air Force and Navy planes have been grounded due to a faulty part in their ejection seats, a major safety concern if a pilot would need to suddenly eject from the aircraft.

Aerial refueling may seem like a complicated job for us ground-based Joes, but aviators do it routinely and are so casual about it that they mostly

Hundreds of Air Force and Navy planes are being grounded due to a faulty part in their ejection seats, a major safety concern if a pilot ...

Martin-Baker flagged its cartridge-actuated devices -- explosive components used to launch an ejection seat out of the cockpit -- as the issue.

The stand-down follows the Navy grounding an undisclosed number of jets due to concerns with ejection seat safety.

Six Air Force F-22 fighter jets are on their way to Poland. The crew's mission is to strengthen NATO's deterrent posture in Eastern Europe and deter Russian aggression. The allies this mission most benefits are deserving: The Baltic states and Poland spend at least NATO's 2%-of-GDP target on defense. They also support U.S. efforts to restrain China's increasingly bold Communist imperialism.

Fifth generation stealth fighters of the 90th Fighter Squadron...

Six US Air Force fighter jets have arrived at Suffolks RAF Lakenheath base in preparation for supporting NATOs European Air Shielding mission.

Visitors had front row seats to an air show displaying a variety of American and British planes from different eras, watched reenactments of WWII era soldiers going about their routines and ate and drank from an assortment of food trucks.