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The milestone marks an important step towards standardising SAF use in aircraft engines, contributing to short-term decarbonisation goals.

Wright-Patterson is expected to host a new unit, the 76th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Squadron, after an environmental impact analysis this summer.

The fleet is small and precious, yet is the only heavy bomber capable of penetrating heavily defended airspace.

An Air Force F-15D Eagle fighter jet ended up taking an accidental bath after landing at Kingsley Field in Oregon.

The Shandong battlegroup may have been sent out to demonstrate Chinas ability to flank Taiwan from the south and prevent US forces stationed in the Philippines from receiving resupply and reinforcement from Guam

Sunday marks the 31st anniversary of the creation of the modern Russian military. What is its makeup and composition? What does the letter ‘Z’ painted on Russian vehicles in Ukraine mean? How does Russia’s military stack up against NATO? Read Sputnik’s explainer to find out.

To bulk up its fleet without breaking the bank, the US Air Force is developing drones that can work alongside piloted aircraft or fight on their own.

Northrop's Tacit Blue is a monochrome marvel would be easy to underestimate at first glance, but it was capable of extraordinary things.

Leaders of the Air Force’s 102nd Intelligence Support Squadron have been suspended after an Airman allegedly leaked classified information.

Retired Lt. Gen. Bruce “Orville” Wright, national president and CEO of the Air & Space Forces Association, will be in Minot this week to serve as guest spea