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More than 50 years after its first flight in 1972, the F-15 is still flying and being built.

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As French President Emmanuel Macron meets Prime Minister Narendra Modi, New Delhi weighs a massive Rafale expansion to fix falling IAF squadron numbers. The move reshapes South Asia’s air power ...

Claims about modifying the F-35's software raise legitimate sovereignty questions. But cybersecurity architecture, cryptography, and sustainment realities define strict limits on what can and cannot ...

Though the two aircraft are unlikely to ever face each other in genuine air-to-air combat, it would not be impossible, given ...

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Lockheed Martin has secured a nearly $148 million contract modification from the U.S. Department of Defense to certify Israel ...

Chinese weapons systems faced scrutiny after reported failures in Pakistan, Venezuela and Iran, where air defences were allegedly breached by US and Indian strikes, raising questions over performance, ...