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A Raytheon SM-6 missile launches from the deck of the USS John Paul Jones during a test in June 2014.

U.S. Navy Is Turning Anti-Aircraft and Cruise Missiles into Ship Killers

A MiG-21 on the tarmac in Vietnamese livery.

Albania Is Auctioning Off Soviet-Era Fighter Jets Starting at $9,000

Reaper Aircraft Flies Without Pilot From Creech AFB

White House Will Reveal How Many People the U.S. Has Killed With Drones

SpaceX Fails Again At Landing a Rocket On a Ship

Airbus Group SE A350-900 Tour Arrives At Newark Liberty Airport

Airbus Weighs New 400-Seat Jetliner to Compete with Boeing 777

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The Navy Could Throw Boeing’s Fighter Jet Business a Life Preserver

DJI’s Phantom 4

The DJI Phantom 4 Takes Drone Tech to New Heights

Los Angeles To Not Enforce Ban On Marijuana Dispensaries

Banned by Facebook, Cannabis Companies Turn to Pot-Friendly Social Media

SpaceX successfully lands its first reusable rocket

VCs Invested More in Space Startups Last Year Than in the Previous 15 Years Combined

A Northrop Grumman ad aired during the Super Bowl teased at the defense contractor’s design for the U.S. Air Forces Long-Range Strike Bomber program.

Is Boeing Being Pushed Out of the Combat Jet Business?

The Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System, or JLENS,

The Pentagon’s Rampaging Surveillance Blimp Will Fly Again

DI Phantom 3 drone

This Counter-Drone System Will Safely Hijack and Capture Rogue Drones

U.S. Air And Marine Predator Drones Launch For Missions Overlooking U.S.-Mexico Border

All of These Countries Now Have Armed Drones

SpaceX successfully lands its first reusable rocket

Space Companies Restore Florida’s Status As Nation’s Launch Pad

A U.S. soldier stands guard in front of their Air F-16 fighter jet at Osan Air Base in Pyeongtaek

The Pentagon Wants 45,000 New Smart Bombs For Fight Against ISIS