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The bridge near Tehran, a critical artery and source of pride for Iran, was taken out soon after Trump’s threat to bomb the country “back to the Stone Ages.”

A former tier one operator in Iraq offers candid insights into the spike in attacks against U.S. interests by Iranian-backed militias.

It's not common to see America's workhorse electronic intelligence collection jet stripped of its gray-and-white paint scheme.

Iran has pushed back on Trump’s ceasefire claim as key allies distance themselves further from Epic Fury.

Making a peculiar appearance supporting NASA's Artemis II launch is just the beginning of what comes next for RAT55, the world's most secretive 737.

A letter from the editor as TWZ's team and mission expands.

Concerns grow that the Iranian-backed rebels could close the waterway, drastically exacerbating the global oil crisis and opening a new front.

It is rare to see the unique NT-43A aircraft at all, let alone flying over Florida ahead of the first crewed lunar space mission in decades.

The aircraft went down in the range complex north of Las Vegas earlier today, with the pilot safely ejecting.

The jets could provide CENTCOM with America's most advanced standoff jamming capability, including disrupting communications and air defenses.

A rush to harden bases in the Middle East should finally be a much needed wake-up call to glaring gaps globally.

Retired Air Force Col. Troy Pananon offers candid insights into the strain a fight with China would put on the tanker fleet.

The MQ-28 Ghost Bat could be fielded by the Luftwaffe, but the door is also open to a potentially very lucrative European CCA market.

The deployment of additional Warthogs comes amid increasing signs a ground operation on Iranian soil could come soon.

By mobilizing the private sector, Ukraine hopes to reduce the air defense burden on its troops while increasing coverage.

A-10s making nine-second-long gun runs is absolutely not normal.

The cluster munitions likely have a very particular purpose aimed at neutering Iran's ability to launch long-range ballistic missiles.

A loss of an E-3 is a major blow for the dwindling fleet of increasingly rickety airframes and points to other capability and defensive gaps.

The four-week conflict with Iran has so far consumed more than a whopping 850 Tomahawk missiles, officials have stated.

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