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China is actively showcasing that its CH-7, expected to primarily undertake surveillance missions, is now in flight testing.

Hegseth's visit to Redstone Arsenal provided new disclosures on Dark Eagle's range and its small warhead.

Hundreds of U.S. troops and other personnel are still deployed to Syria in a counter-ISIS role.

The lights won't stop flickering...

The Russian attack on the CENK-T cargo ship follows four recent Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil tankers.

Canceling the Constellation class has left a glaring gap in the Navy's plans, but it now says it still wants to deliver a frigate by the end of the decade.

Switzerland’s repeated efforts to induct a new fighter have hit a hurdle, with the planned 36 F-35As judged to be no longer affordable.

HH-60W rescue helicopters and HC-130J rescue planes, along with additional USAF tankers, have joined the growing U.S. military presence in the Caribbean.

The B-52's new AN/APQ-188 active electronically scanned array radar is critical to the bomber's future relevance.

The F-35s from the Vermont Air National Guard will join the growing U.S. force massed in the Caribbean aimed largely at the Maduro regime.

The Jiutian is a heavy lifter with a large modular payload area that could be used for many missions, including the delivery of swarms of smaller drones.

Congress's annual defense policy bill includes a major restriction on the Navy's Modular Surface Attack Craft program plans.

It's increasingly clear that the Pentagon has big hopes for LUCAS, ones that will likely span the services.

Ukraine has long pined for a missile of its own of this kind to provide a potent means of striking targets deep inside Russia without restrictions.

The Growlers are not a standard show of force, with the jets offering capabilities that would be key in any future strikes in the region.

Poland plans to hand over its final MiG-29s to Ukraine, with drone and missile technology heading in the other direction.

Loitering munitions are already revolutionizing the battlefield, and the U.S. Army is finally testing launching them from its main battle tank.

The latest Chinese-Russian joint aviation exercise comes amid growing tensions between Beijing and Tokyo.

Openly sending fighters over a gulf bounded by Venezuelan territory on three sides is a new escalation in the pressure campaign against the Maduro regime.

The An-22 that crashed was reportedly the last airworthy example of what was once the world’s heaviest aircraft.