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Fish Or Fowl: What Is The Liberty Lifter & How Would It Work For The US Navy?

The Liberty Lifter has the potential to greatly ease the Navy’s logistical burden during rapid deployment.

The moniker “Texan” is a proud name in U.S. Air Force Pilot and Naval Aviator training. The Texan II has been carrying on the name since 2001.

The Navy is looking for a quick kinetic counter to cheap drones used by the Houthis in the Red Sea.

The V-22 Osprey family has a serious problem grinding gears – but a remedy is in the works.

The Tomcat was in service between 1974 and 2006 and carried out a number of combat missions for the US Navy.

Red Flag and Black Flag are two critical exercises that allow the US military and allies to train and test for future aerial combat.

The Blue Angels squadron is committed to showcasing the pride and professionalism of US naval aviation.

The F/A-18 is an extremely capable family of multirole fighter jets able to fulfill a broad range of missions for the Navy.

The Ki-100 may have been Imperial Japan’s best WWII fighter plane. But did it really have a 14:0 kill score against the F6F Hellcat?

A Navy Growler destroyed one of the few attack helicopters the Houthis have in service using an AARGM missile.