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In a tour of Collins Aerospace's facilities, executives said their new thermal management solution for the F-35 achieved a key benchmark, though the Pentagon hasn't yet decided on a competition at all.

With F-35 deliveries to the U.S. military halted since last July and F-35 production continuing apace, stealth fighters are stacking up on a ramp somewhere.

As the probe about the pipe bomb found on Jan. 6, 2021, at Democratic National Committee headquarters continues to gain traction, Blaze News investigative journalist Steve Baker and others are asking an all-important question: What does the U.S. government have to hide?What are the details?Baker —...

In the shadow of Lockheed's ambitious dreams, the F-35's TR-3 upgrade saga unfolds, a complex dance of technology and tenacity, where every delayed flight and software snag weaves another intricate thread in the tapestry of modern air warfare.

The delays could have a cascading effect that hurts the Air Force’s ability to manage its units worldwide.

A congressional oversight committee has launched an investigation into the V-22 Osprey program after the crash in Japan that killed eight service members.

Out of an abundance of caution, following the AFSOC operational stand down, NAVAIR is instituting a grounding bulletin for all V-22 Osprey variants Dec. 6. This decision comes after the V-22 Osprey mishap on Nov. 29, off the shore of Yakushima, Japan.

The Block 4 upgrades, which are intended to bring greater weapons capabilities and other features, are facing hardware maturity and software issues.

Since 2020, the Air Force has been working to combine two broken F-35s into one flyable machine. It could shape the way we repair aircraft in wartime.

A team of F-35 maintenance experts at Hill AFB, Utah are working to mate the useable sections of two wrecked F-35s to create a fully operational salvaged “Franken-bird”.