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In an aerial chess match, the next generation air dominance fighter is our fierce queen, a testament to American spirit.

Despite setbacks related to ongoing hardware and software upgrades, Lockheed Martin recently completed production on the 1,000th F-35 Lightning II, solidifying its position as the most successful stealth aircraft production line in the history of aviation. In fact, there are more F-35s flying today than all other stealth aircraft throughout history, combined.

Active protection systems already installed on heavy armored vehicles to swat down missiles and rockets could possibly do the same for drones.

Navy MH-60 Sea Hawks sink Houthi boats after being fired upon as anti-ship ballistic missiles fly across the Red Sea.

This would constitute the second aerial kill for the F/A-18E/F and underscores the jet's counter-air role within the carrier air wing.

Satellite imagery shows damage to other parts of a Crimean port after Ukrainian missiles sunk a Russian amphibious landing ship.

Some of the United States' closest allies are not agreeing to put their ships under U.S. Navy command for Operation Prosperity Guardian.

Israel's ability to keep the vast majority of its F-35s flying during high-tempo operations against Hamas is opening eyes in the Pentagon.

The F-14 was designed to take on multiple enemy bogeys with the help of the back-seat radio intercept officer. It could track 24 targets at once, and the fire control computer could establish a targeting solution for six enemy fighters.

The F-15QA's advanced fly-by-wire technology and the power offered by its F110-GE-129 engines have been on full display at the Dubai Airshow.