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Something unusual has been flying over Missouri today. It's probably something normal to military people, but not to regular folks like me. My question is why did it keep crisscrossing over Missouri? Let's explore the possibilities.

Something unusual has been flying over Missouri today. It's probably something normal to military people, but not to regular folks like me. My question is why did it keep crisscrossing over Missouri? Let's explore the possibilities.

Crew chiefs insist something spooky happened with one of their KC-135 Stratotankers, though it seems it was a case of mistaken identity.

Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Vice Admiral Hassan Abubakar, has confirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to end terrorism and other forms of criminality in the country.

In paying glowing tribute to the FG for its commitment to revamping the fortunes of the NAF and other Services, the CAS also noted that the receipt of the two additional aircraft confirms the sincerity and commitment of the government towards ensuring peace returns to hitherto troubled spots.

U.S. Air Force plans to retire the last of the KC-10 Extender tankers by September 2024 are picking up pace.

Taiwan's unveiling of its first homemade submarine adds to fears that the world is moving towards the first conflict between nuclear powers

US Gen. Mike Minihan defends his contentious "War with China" memo, claiming he aimed to create a sense of urgency in the forces under his command.

Gen. Mike Minihan, the head of Air Mobility Command, told reporters during a media roundtable that it's a top priority to get those airmen the recognition they deserve.

Gen. Mike Minihan, the head of Air Mobility Command, told reporters during a media roundtable that it's a top priority to get those airmen the recognition they deserve.