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The R66 will be part of a fundamentally different, contractor-run approach to producing Army helicopter pilots.

Affordable High Speed Strike missiles could offer an important new way to hold enemy air bases, air defense nodes, and other high-value targets at risk.

The ability to launch multiple loitering munitions from an unassuming container while on the move opens up tactical possibilities.

Task Force Falcon Strike will combine allies’ air, sea and underwater one-way drone operations.

Lockheed Martin’s new MORFIUS X-Rotor counter-UAS system hunts drones and can knock down dozens of them with its high power microwave payload.

A top general in charge of protecting the U.S. gave a refreshingly frank but also troubling assessment of America’s drone defenses.

“Our space assets need to shoot, move, and communicate just like the rest of the joint force,” the head of U.S. Space Command says.

Retired General VanHerck said he warned even the Secretary of Defense that U.S. military installations were sitting ducks to such actions.

The Army’s air and missile defense boss offered new context about how the service defended against Iranian threats in the two most recent Middle East conflicts.

A successor to the AN/TPY-2 radar has to be far easier to move in order to survive against the ever-growing threat of missiles and drones.

Putting JDAM-LR into production will give the Navy an important new stream of lower-cost standoff munitions for its carrier air wings.

The Peregrine’s first overseas deployment gives Canberra an extremely powerful new intelligence-gathering capability right in China’s backyard.

Retired NORAD commander gives new credence to the reported Iranian bombing mission and says it shows an urgent need for new thinking about air defenses.

A new account suggests Iran used drones to track the U.S. fighter and relay its position, speed, and direction to a missile team.

The 7,700-ton Wicher signals Warsaw’s push to build a larger, much more capable fleet in the Baltic.

More than 20 American warships, including two carrier groups, remain on station in the Middle East with less than a week left for negotiations under the U.S.-Iran memorandum.

One Block V Virginia class submarine will be unlike any other, capable of highly specialized intelligence and sabotage missions on the seafloor.