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The Weapons Instructor Course has been the center of excellence for the A-10 and its missions for nearly 50 years, but that's about to end.

Growing uncrewed threats look to be prompting various new defensive measures at Russian naval bases far and wide.

Sorry, the dust is staying.

While Theodore Roosevelt is ready now, the Navy is not aiming to start flying the MQ-25 operationally until 2029, years behind schedule.

The KC-135 made an emergency landing in Tel Aviv with half its tail sheared off following the collision that occurred during an Operation Epic Fury sortie.

First deployment of M1A2T tanks to Taoyuan Airport highlights ongoing preparations to counter a PLA airborne operation aimed at Taipei.

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

Officially an offshore patrol vessel, the compact design carries the kind of combat capability normally associated with well-armed corvettes or even frigates.

The strikes are yet another escalation in Houthi-Saudi hostilities roiling the Red Sea region.

Despite the setback of a crash this week, Kratos says the Valkyrie program is ramping up for the Marines and other customers globally.

The procurement marks a major step in Canberra’s push to prepare for high-end conflict in the Indo-Pacific.

It's unclear who was behind the incident, but a Ukrainian An-124 would be about as symbolic and strategic a target outside of the country as imaginable.

Kyiv's claim that North Korea is sending many more ballistic missiles to Russia comes as Ukraine is becoming defenseless to such attacks due to a lack of Patriot missiles.

The stealthy autonomous drone's manufacturer, Kratos, said it went down upon takeoff while in a "test configuration."

If the Houthis start hitting ships heading toward the Suez Canal, it could be another catastrophic blow to world energy supplies.

The P-8A and MQ-4Cs were designed to work in concert, but direct in-flight control of Tritons will open new tactical possibilities and greatly extend the Poseidon's reach.

From short-range missiles that threaten Taiwan to dual-capable weapons that can reach Guam, these varied systems are a key component of China’s anti-access strategy.

The helipad was initially expected to be finished by the time Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in September.

The Army is transforming its canceled long-range supergun into a test platform that could speed hypersonic development while reducing reliance on costly flight tests.

The U.S. and Iran aren't exchanging blows as Trump says he's given his final chance at a deal, and the strait remains the most urgent sticking point.