Rebecca Grant

Andersen AFB, Guam—From contrail altitudes to near the flat blue floor of the Pacific, there’s an air battle raging morning and afternoon here. It’s called Cope North and its grown into a major trilateral event in the suite of USAF...

Andersen AFB, Guam—Cope North is putting partnership into practice as a real demonstration of the Asia-Pacific pivot. Japan is a long-time player in Cope North. This year, the Japan Air Self Defense Force brought F-15MJs, F-2 fighters, and E-2C Hawkeye...

Retired Brig. Gen. Terryl Schwalier has filed suit in US District Court in a bid to reverse a punishment he received after the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing. Named as defendants in their official capacities are Defense Secretary Robert Gates and...

The B-2s at Whiteman AFB, Mo., are logging more hours than ever as they train for their wide range of conventional and strategic missions, officials said.

The city seemed doomed until airpower came to the rescue.

A century ago, American airpower came of age.

The P-61 Black Widow offered a glimpse of modern nighttime combat.

USAF’s bands build bridges and boost morale—but are constantly questioned.

At the end of the war in Europe, Allied teams raced to capture and exploit the best brains of the Thir

When the Soviets achieved nuclear parity, the US regained its military advantage—through technology.

The air campaign against Iraq quickly went from frustrating to devastating.

Technological advances are on the verge of opening up new horizons for military communication.

USAF is developing the tactics and technology needed for operations against targets in the vast Pacifi

Future breakthroughs may come from America’s innovative tech sector.

It has never been easy, but the tiny B-2 fleet delivers range, payload, and stealth.