As Santa prepares for his Christmas Eve journey, U.S. Air and Space Force teams are gearing up for one of their busiest ...

For the 70th year in a row, people of all ages will be able to get updates on Santa's journey around the world from the North ...

In a few days, you'll be able to track Santa's every move. Here's a look behind the scenes of the NORAD Santa tracking system ...

NORAD is gearing up to keep track of Santa this Christmas.

A look at the 70 year tradition where Air Force and Space Force teams help children follow Santa’s journey using radar, ...

"We do that through the use of satellites, airplanes (and) radars, which happen to be the exact same type of capabilities ...

As Christmas approaches, a unique opportunity arises for those who want to spread holiday cheer and engage with children around the world. The North America Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is ...

Every year, as Christmas Eve approaches, NORAD activates its Santa tracking system. The operation is a collaboration between various sectors of the military, including the North American Aerospace ...

This Christmas marks 70 years that the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has been tracking Santa Claus.

The NORAD Santa Tracker began 70 years ago in 1955 when a Sears catalogue contained a misprint. A phone number was published for children to call to find out Santa’s location, but the number was ...

NORAD also uses U.S. Air Force F-15, F-16, F-22 and Canadian Air Force CF-18 fighter jets to track Santa. On Christmas Eve, ...

Christmas trees are displayed inside a hangar at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colo., on Thursday, Dec. 18, ...