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The following is the Nov. 3, 2021, Congressional Research Service report: Air Force F-15EX Eagle II Fighter Program. From the report On March 11, 2021, the U.S. Air Force took delivery of its first F-15EX Eagle II fighter. The Eagle II program is intended to deliver 144 aircraft to replace aging F-15Cs, most of which […]

Families and friends gathered at RAF Lakenheath, Norfolk, to welcome home airmen from a US Airforce Fighter Squadron from an eight-month deployment.

Strike Eagles fighter jets have returned to Bulgaria and Romania for the second phase of forward dispersals supporting operation Castle Forge,...

General Electric, which produced the GE F110-129 engines for the first lot of eight F-15EX aircraft, will continue manufacturing the propulsion system for the rest of the program of record.

Nothing can kill it. 

Simply put, the Air Force simply needs larger numbers of fighter jets.

The evaluation marked a significant milestone for the 356th Fighter Squadron, as the unit took the crucial step towards becoming the first Initial Operational Capable F-35A squadron in the Pacific Air Force.

ONTARIO — One of the country’s most sparsely populated and persistently defended high desert wild lands may soon be subject to frequent sonic booms and shrieking fighter jets.

Nearly 30% higher likelihood of testicular cancer and roughly 25% for skin and prostate cancer, according to the military’s most comprehensive study yet.

US fighter pilots and their crew members are far more likely to be diagnosed with testicular, skin and prostate cancer, a bombshell study has found.Th