The Rockwell B-1B Lancer launches with brutal force, staying low as it accelerates like a missile. The sound is pure shockwave energy, deep and violent, with the engines ripping the air apart.

The B-1 Lancer program was curtailed in the 1970s as an unnecessary waste of taxpayer dollars. That changed when Ronald Reagan entered office.

Around 45 B-1B bombers remain in service, giving the USAF 45% of its peak strength, while another 27 are in varying condition in storage.

A USAF Rockwell B-1B Lancer roars into the air with its massive afterburners fully lit, producing a thunderous takeoff few aircraft can match. The sound, heat, and shockwave as it passes overhead make ...

At 146 feet long and with a wingspan that can stretch nearly as far as a football field, the Bone is one of the most imposing ...

ATF's bomb-sniffing dogs undergo an intensive 24-week training period.

Seventy years later, questions continue to swirl about the B-25 Bomber, a WWII-era plane that ran out of fuel and crashed ...

It’s been 70 years since a B-25 bomber ran out of fuel, splashed down on the Monongahela River near today’s Homestead Grays Bridge and was never seen again. A group fascinated by the story, and not ...

Some of the most impressive aircraft ever built were also among the most difficult to keep flying. Revolutionary designs ...

The new head of Air Force Global Strike Command offers us an exclusive look at the B-21 program in his first interview since ...

From the jagged stealth of the F-117 to the blistering speed of the MiG-25, these 17 aircraft waged a high-altitude shadow war. Discover the engineering born of fear and the pilots who flew into ...

A deal to increase production of the Air Force’s B-21 bomber could be reached by March, Northrop Grumman’s CEO said. But a ...