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Japan's interest in enabling its transport planes to launch advanced cruise missiles is likely the beginning of a new trend internationally.

President Tinubu appointed the four service chiefs on 19 June and they were confirmed by the National Assembly earlier in July.

The U.S. Air Force;s Air Mobility Command concluded Mobility Guardian 23, the largest iteration of the Air Force’s premier multinational mobility exercise to

Leading aircraftman Te Waiora Pirikahu enjoyed training at international level.

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

At a time when the United States faces heightened tension with both China and Russia, the head of U.S. Air Mobility Command (AMC) has told Newsweek that his…

"America is awesome when she gets slapped," U.S. Air Force General Mike Minihan tells Newsweek. "But the goal is not to be slapped in the first place."

Authorities are reportedly worried that the acquisitions could pose a threat to national security US authorities have launched an investig

WSJ states that for the past five years, investment group Flannery Associates bought nearly  22,000 hectares of land in Solano County, California, and much of the purchased land borders Travis Air Force base.

Boeing said building its KC-46A Pegasus tanker would be a "low-risk" job, but production flaws have cost the planemaker over $7 billion.