Boeing Shows Off Aerial Refueler for MQ-25 Competition

Boeing Shows Off Aerial Refueler for MQ-25 Competition

Boeing for the first time is showing what it believes is the unmanned aircraft system (UAS) best suited for refueling U.S. Navy jets operating from aircraft carriers. Through its MQ-25 competition, the Navy is seeking unmanned refueling capabilities that would extend the combat range of deployed Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet, Boeing EA-18G Growler, and Lockheed […]

Watch: See the Sparks Fly! US Navy F-18 Lands on the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) at Night

Watch: See the Sparks Fly! US Navy F-18 Lands on the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) at Night

Friday Night Fun! Watch the sparks fly as an F-18 tailhook drags across the deck of the USS Gerald R. Ford. Footage of USS Gerald R. Ford’s first fixed wing night operations while underway. Ford is currently underway conducting testing and evaluation operations. U.S. Navy video by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kristopher Ruiz Featured […]

Watch: Gunfighter Flag 18-1 F-15E Strike Eagles and A-10’s

Watch: Gunfighter Flag 18-1 F-15E Strike Eagles and A-10’s

Mountain Home Air Force Base teamed up with Gowen Field for Gunfighter Flag 18-1. The purpose of the exercise was to train to work together as a total force. The video features F-15E Strike Eagles and A-10’s. – US Department of Defense Video by Airman 1st Class Hailey Bivens 366th Fighter Wing Featured image of […]

Dec. 20, 1941, the AVG, Flying Tigers Flies in Combat For the First Time

Dec. 20, 1941, the AVG, Flying Tigers Flies in Combat For the First Time

The First American Volunteer Group [AVG] popularly known as the Flying Tigers was a civilian contractor group of US Army, Navy and Marine Corps aviators who volunteered to fight for the Chinese against the Japanese in the early days of World War II. Although the Flying Tigers were in existence for a very short time, […]

Watch: Soldiers with the 412th Civil Affairs Battalion Practice Jump from C-130 Hercules

Watch: Soldiers with the 412th Civil Affairs Battalion Practice Jump from C-130 Hercules

Soldiers assigned to the 412th Civil Affairs Battalion perform a practice jump over the flight line of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, March 11, 2017. The soldiers trained for several hours before jumping from two C130’s. – US Department of Defense U.S. Air Force video by Airman 1st Class Johnathon Wines Featured image of U.S. Army […]

Aurora Flight Sciences Demonstrates Fully Autonomous UH-1H Helicopter at Marine Corps Base Quantico

Aurora Flight Sciences Demonstrates Fully Autonomous UH-1H Helicopter at Marine Corps Base Quantico

Pretty amazing stuff going on from Aurora Flight Sciences! They conducted multiple autonomous flights of a UH-1H helicopter for the Office of Naval Research, executing supply type missions. While previous demonstrations have showcased the system’s autonomy capabilities and interactions with trained operators, this is the first demonstration in which the aircraft performed cargo and utility […]

Did the Pentagon Spend $22 Million Looking into UFO’s? Why Yes, They Did!

Did the Pentagon Spend $22 Million Looking into UFO’s? Why Yes, They Did!

Reports are showing that the Pentagon spent $22 million dollars looking into UFO’s or unidentified flying objects between 2007 and 2012. The program was shut down citing better uses of the money. The U.S. government ran a program for investigating reports of unidentified flying objects until 2012, the Department of Defense confirmed for ABC News. As […]