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In addition to the currently disclosed orders, the Eurofighter consortium envisions up to 74 aircraft from domestic orders and 130 from export customers.

The service's top civilian leader will board the back seat of an F-16 later this spring and experience firsthand how the AI technology works.

The new multirole, multiplatform Mako missile can be employed against targets both on land and at sea, making it a very versatile weapon that can be used in multiple mission sets.

The latest Integrated Test Event is considered a “graduation exercise” of the latest configuration of the LRASM weapon.

The B-1 Lancer aircraft, stored at AMARG’s “Boneyard” for years, will return to Dyess AFB, Texas, later this year.

The Fighter Interceptor Squadron designation, last used during the Cold War, underscores the unit’s renewed focus on the air defense mission.

EPAWSS provides full-spectrum EW capabilities, including radar warning, geolocation, situational awareness and self-protection, to the F-15E Strike Eagle and F-15EX Eagle II.

The MQ-4C’s arrival to the U.S. Sixth Fleet area of operations marks the second forward-deployed detachment for VUP-19.

The three-week "Typhoon Flag 2024" exercise was preparatory for Red Flag Alaska 24-1 and also saw the participation of the F-35 fleet.

The first Eurofighter development aircraft, DA1, made its maiden flight on March 27, 1994 in Manching, Germany.