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Cargo planes can be used to fight like bombers while operating from more austere locations.

The move would set up the Royal Singapore Air Force to join a small group of countries that operate both the A and B variants of the stealth fighter.

A historic World War II hangar belonging to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force was damaged by a tornado, according to the service.

The U.S. Navy has asked industry about the possibility of making a long-range air launched cruise missile up to 10 times cheaper than current missiles.

The CyberPatriot Team from the Navy Junior ROTC program at Northeast Lauderdale High School recently showcased their cyber skills during a competition against other JROTC units from across the state.

White House spokesperson Andrew Bates attacked Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson over not putting the $95 billion foreign aid package on the floor for a vote, accusing him of putting "his own internal politics above the safety of the American people" in a new memo Wednesday morning. 

Malmstrom Air Force Base is receiving major upgrades to its air fleet thanks to funding in Congress.

A small group of Ukrainian fighter pilots are expected to complete their F-16 training in Arizona by summer, according to a new report.

After years of testing and delays U.S. Air Force announces Malmstrom will receive new Grey Wolf helicopters to replace Vietnam War era "Hueys."

Direct communications could ward off miscalculation as space militarizes faster than norms develop, officials say.