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Gioia del Colle Air Base will host 80 aircraft from 13 countries that will take part in NATO Tiger Meet 2023.

Engineer Robert Powell analyzed 2.8 million radar returns from the 2008 UFO case. Powell told DailyMail.com the FAA has stopped releasing this radar data to the public

The Air Force's $705 million award for Phase 2 of the Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW) is targeting initial operational capability by 2026, Northrop Grumman says.

The joint aviation integration exercise elevates tactical proficiency and bolsters maritime security in the Gulf of Oman.

The Pentagon has deployed four F-16 fighter jets to Romania as part of a NATO initiative to secure airspace against Russian drones and cruise missiles

If US aircraft stationed in Romania take direct action against Russian assets, would it be a step towards nuclear confrontation in a region that has already seen its share of NATO-Kremlin war scares?

SOUTHCOM head Gen. Laura Richardson spelled it out clearly, saying Chinese investment in the region means Beijing is “on the 20-yard line of our homeland."

The US military plans to buy nearly 2,500 F-35 fighter jets for a staggering $1.7 trillion, but the aircraft have serious maintenance problems and a low mission success rate, a new report revealed on Thursday. FILE PHOTO: A F-35 fighter jet flies during a media day of NATO's "Air Defender 23" military exercise at Spangdahlem U.S. Air Base near the German-Belgian border in Spangdahlem, Germany

Republic of Singapore Chief of Air Force Maj. Gen. Kelvin Khong visited Fort Smith this weekend.

Jim Gorman, who served as president of Gorman-Rupp Co., died Wednesday at age 99. He served on the company's board of directors for 73 years.