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The US Air Force has been looking at "every single piece of concrete in the Pacific" to find new runways. Now it's going to check out the beaches too.

The US Air Force has been looking at "every single piece of concrete in the Pacific" to find new runways. Now it's going to check out the beaches too.

The claims are incorrect or missing important context, said Lt. Gen. Jim Slife, the head of Air Force Special Operations Command. But he has called for the service's inspector general to investigate.

The Marine Corps identified three Marines assigned to Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron 363 who died when their MV-22B Osprey crashed.

Since entering service in the late 1960s, the AC-130 has seen action all over the world, but the gunship is still covering new ground

Since entering service in the late 1960s, the AC-130 has seen action all over the world, but the gunship is still covering new ground

As the US and other militaries prepare for a potential conflict in the Pacific, planes that can land on water have growing appeal.

Japan is considering using JASDF Kawasaki C-2 tactical transport aircraft to carry and airdrop stand-off missiles.

The five Marines who took off on a training flight June 8, 2022, died when their Osprey suffered a catastrophic clutch issue.

As the U.S. seeks runway-independent aircraft for a Pacific fight, Catalina Aircraft says its revamped flying boat can play a role.