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Why the Air Force’s aging fleet of Cold War bombers is the US’s best hope against China
Since late January, Air Force B-1B and B-52 bombers, usually operating in pairs, have flown about 20 missions over key waterways, including the South China Sea, the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan
‘Game of Thrones’ has an air power problem
Following the epic siege of Winterfell, the Game of Thrones episode "The Last of the Starks" confronts its protagonist Daenerys Targaryen with wrenching military dilemmas that might have been ripped from today's headlines—and issues on the ethical issue of force that remain highly controversial today
US Aircraft Are Bombarding Stranded ISIS Fighters If They Even Try To Take A Leak
U.S. aircraft operating over Syria have been taking out stranded ISIS fighters one or two at a time in recent...
The US Military Just Conducted A Major Show Of Air Power In Response To North Korea’s Latest Missile Test
In response to North Korea’s recent intermediate range ballistic missile test that overflew Japan on Aug. 28, Washington, Tokyo and Seoul have embarked on...
Watch This F-16 ‘Air Pirate’ Make The Russian Defense Minister’s Plane Very Nervous
The U.S. military is suddenly getting back into the hot air-intercept business again with a vengeance — and as we...
The US Military Does Not Keep A Centralized Record Of All Its Airstrikes
Earlier in the week, Military Times reported that the count of U.S. airstrikes performed since October 2001 is off by...