The unique combination of aircraft comes as the military is focused on deterring and — if necessary — defeating China.

The remains of a Livermore native and U.S. Army bombardier who died during World War II were finally returned to his hometown last weekend after more than 80 years of being lost at sea.

Bombardier Accepts Non-Prime Role For Canadian AEW&C Race is published in Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, an Aviation Week ...

Saab of Sweden is pitching its GlobalEye multi-sensor surveillance plane to Canada, which is searching for a new airborne ...

The spy aircraft project being developed by the Defence Research and Development includes the acquisition of three aircraft ...