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The Air Force transitioned from "rescue" to "recovery" operations after determining that two of the eight crew members who have not been located or recovered are likely also deceased.

The Air Force on Tuesday confirmed deaths of all eight airmen aboard the Osprey aircraft that crashed off the coast of southern Japan on Nov. 29.

U.S. and Japanese military divers searching for the U.S. Air Force Osprey aircraft that was carrying eight crew members when it crashed last week have discovered wreckage and remains.

AeroVironment, Inc. today announced that General Joseph L. Votel recently joined its Board of Directors, following his appointment as a Class III director at a meeting of AeroVironment’s Board on...

U.S. and Japanese search and rescue teams found remains of five U.S. Air Force crew members and aircraft debris, the Air Force said.

U.S. and Japanese search and rescue teams found remains of five U.S. Air Force crew members and aircraft debris, the Air Force said in a statement Monday after the aircraft crashed on Nov. 29.

The remains of an airman who died in a U.S. Osprey military aircraft crash in Japan have been identified, while the seven others aboard are still missing. The man has been identified as U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jacob “Jake” M. Galliher, who was 24 years old. Galliher was a direct support operator and assigned…

Part airplane, part helicopter, the V-22 Osprey represents the cutting edge of aviation technology and has revolutionized special operations.

The start-up declined to identify its American customer, but budget documents show that Special Operations Command is investing in counter-UAS technology bearing the “Roadrunner” name.

Defense tech company Anduril unveiled a novel jet missile that's a combination of AI-powered drone, bomb and boomerang all in one.