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The crew of a Russian Kilo-class diesel submarine line up on its deck during a naval parade rehearsal at Vladivostok's harbour

Russian Submarine Notches Milestone With Syria Missile Strike

How Blue Origin Is Disrupting the Aerospace Industry

The giant double-decker Airbus A380, the

Airbus is Beating Boeing in This Key Area

Boeing Dreamliner For years, innovations on the commercial aviation front were slow to come. Passengers would notice somewhat more comfortable seating or, in Virgin America’s case, snazzy mood lighting, but big improvements were few and far between. Which is why Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner seemed like an exciting prospect. It’s 20% more fuel efficient than the […]

Boeing, GE Beat Tea Party as Congress Revives Export-Import Bank

The F-35C during sea trials, landing aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz on November 12, 2014.

Military Weapons Programs Face ‘Disproportionate’ Cuts

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launches at Cape Canaveral

SpaceX Will Try Its Next Rocket Landing on Solid Ground

This screen capture of video shows Russian ships launching cruise missiles at targets in Syria.

Russian Missile Tech Is Getting a Much-Needed Workout in Syria

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket launches at Cape Canaveral

Obama is About to Give Private Space Companies a Big Break

F-35 Departs for First Training Mission

The U.K. Wants to Accelerate Purchases of F-35s, Reaper Drones

Concept drawing of Aerion’s AS2 supersonic passenger jet.

The World’s First Supersonic Private Jet Just Landed its First Order

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Report: The U.S. Should Double its Order for New Stealth Bombers

SpaceX Falcon9 blasts off

SpaceX Poised to Win First U.S. Military Mission

Lockheed’s unmanned, autonomous K-MAX helicopter.

Lockheed’s Sikorsky Acquisition Will be a Boon for Flying Robots

Cobalt’s Co50 Valkyrie

A New Startup Wants to Make Personal Propeller Planes Sexy Again

Boeing’s Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) turns “dumb” bombs into “smart” weapons.

America’s Gulf Allies are Running Low on Precision Weapons