[Editor’s Note: Japan is the latest nation to jump on the 5th-Generation bandwagon, recently rolling out it’s own aircraft featuring low-observable technology. India, Russia, and China have been developing their View More ›
Efforts to locate the 12 Marine crewmembers of two CH-53E Super Stallions believed to have collided during routine night training have been continuing for more than 12 hours in the area, where it’s nearly View More ›
[Editor’s Note: The “Flanker-E” is one of the most formidable fighter’s in the Flanker family. Single-seat, multi-role, remarkably agile, and equipped with both excellent sensors and modern weapons, the Sukhoi Su-35S View More ›
[Editor’s Note: We’ve got some original F-35 content being generated in-house as we speak, but in the mean time check this one out. Lockheed-Martin delivered 45 airplanes last year, and View More ›
[Editor’s Note: This is great news for all you Hawg lovers out there! As we all know, the status of the A-10 has been a hotly-contested topic for quite some View More ›
[Editor’s Note: As you all are well aware, FighterSweep has very strong ties to the community responsible for the suppression and destruction of enemy air defenses–the Wild Weasel mission. Understandably, View More ›
[Editor’s Note: Since the U.S.-led coalition has expanded its airstrikes against Daesh, we have talked about one of the key ways to hurt the Islamic State: targeting its finances. Be View More ›
[Editor’s Note: The Israeli F-35I is going to be a different animal than its American counterparts, much like the Eagles and Vipers currently fielded by the IAF. While we can’t View More ›
[Editor’s Note: While it makes perfect sense Daesh would want to develop the same functionality Al Qaeda used to such a devastating effect just over fourteen years ago, one can View More ›
[Editor’s Note: We’re sure many of you are familiar with Burning Man, but what you may or may not know is the event actually attracts a fair number of aviators View More ›