Bombers

The U.S. military said that two Russian nuclear-capable bombers escorted by two fighter jets flew near Alaska on Sept. 11.

Officials said that it was the first-ever successful landing of a B-1B experiencing this type of ejection seat mishap.

Lockheed Martin Corp. launched the AGM-158C LRASM from a B-1B Lancer, at Point Mugu Sea Range, California.

B-1B Lancer flight operations are set to resume this week after a stand-down of bomber missions that lasted nearly two weeks.

The Air Force's fleetwide stand-down of the B-1B Lancer fleet continues, as news emerges of another emergency landing by a...

The U.S. Air Force has grounded its B-1B bomber fleet over safety concerns related to the Lancer's ejection seats.

Photos show a missing ceiling hatch, leading to speculation an in-flight ejection was attempted.

Boeing has been granted a patent for a cannon to enhance the aircraft's ability to take on more close-air support roles.

The pair of Tu-95 Russian "Bear" bombers came within 55 miles of Alaska's west coast.

The Air Force said that the new B-21 Raider bomber will go to three bases in the US when it starts arriving in the mid-2020s.