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Meet the Mother of All Bombs, the largest non-nuclear bomb the US has ever used which gave ISIS-K a taste of their own medicine.
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Meet the Mother of All Bombs, the largest non-nuclear bomb the US has ever used which gave ISIS-K a taste of their own medicine.
Meet the A-12, the spy plane that stood in the shadow of its younger brother, the legendary SR-71 Blackbird.
Air Force training ranges in Arizona will offer better training to pilots soon. Environmental studies are in work to determine the impact of updating flight restrictions in the area.
Chinese Air Force sends 39 warplanes to Taiwan’s air defense identification zone (ADIZ), the largest air fleet dispatched to Taiwanese airspace since October 4, 2021.
F-35 logistics system has now completed the first phase of replacing ALIS with ODIN, a more user-friendly and cost-efficient system.
The US Air Force notoriously spent a whopping $300,000 or $1,200 per cup between 2016 to 2018. For a electrically heated cup that dates back to the 1950s
The pilot of the B-29 bomber Enola Gay that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima died in 2007 but no gravestone was ever erected for him.
The Air Force Research Lab has successfully done ground demonstration for converting solar energy to microwaves.
Northrop Grumman and the USAF have signed a contract to update the aging defensive countermeasures system giving B-1Bs new eyes in the backs of their heads.
Election Frontrunners Support the Visiting Forces Agreement Last January 22, 2022, veteran Philippine journalist Jessica Soho interviewed the leading presidential candidates as the May 2022 Philippine Presidential Elections drew nearer. One of the hotly contested topics asked was about the presidentiables’ stances on the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA). The military pact was threatened to be […]
Folks in Idaho will be seeing F-15Q fighters with Qatari air force markings and no, they are not lost.
The Air Force, like the other military branches, developed their own language and culture throughout the years. Here are some of them.