Smart Bombs: Military, Defense and National Security
At a confirmation hearing earlier this month, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Brown spoke of plans to retire 119 F-15E Strike Eagles...
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At a confirmation hearing earlier this month, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Brown spoke of plans to retire 119 F-15E Strike Eagles...
The French Mirage 2000 fighter jet burst into operational service in 1984 after several years of development and was eventually flown by nine countries. The single-engine multi-role...
Earlier this month, the U.S. Marine Corps officially activated its first unit that will carry Tomahawk cruise missiles. Before the end of the decade,...
The U.S. Air Force revealed in May that the lead designer and developer of the service’s highly anticipated Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program...
The Indonesian Defense Ministry in February purchased $22 billion worth of Western fighter jets. Among the powerful platforms soon to be acquired by the...
The B-52 was the first U.S. long-range, swept-wing heavy bomber. It first took flight back in April 1952 and entered service in February 1955
As tensions between the U.S. and China continue to soar, the quicker the NGAD program can complete development and production the better.
Photos have circulated this week of a pair of United States Air Force F-117 stealth fighter jets taking part in an exercise in Alaska.
“Don’t give me McDonnell’s Voodoo./There’s nothing that she will not do./She’ll really pitch up, she’ll make you throw up,/Don’t give me McDonnell’s Voodoo.” Thus...
A government watchdog has warned that the Pentagon is doing a poor job of keeping track of tens of thousands of spare parts, worth...