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Russia looks to be seeking to build on its recent momentum on the battlefield by opening up a new front in northeastern Ukraine.

The Air Force deeming one of its B-2s to be "uneconomical to repair" comes as it pushes ahead with work on the new B-21 Raider.

Amid budget cuts and spares shortages, time is finally up for South Africa’s Dakotas, most of which were delivered in World War Two.

A gun in a smaller caliber could replace the iconic .50 caliber Barrett, as well as Mk 15 rifles, in U.S. special operations inventory.

A fourth Sealion stealth boat is on order and tests of a new loitering munition launcher on a smaller type are underway.

The personal watercraft-based uncrewed vessel can take on many missions, from cargo delivery to acting as a kamikaze against enemy ships.

Korean Air has confirmed the sale of five of its 747-8s to SNC, which is building the new Survivable Airborne Operations Center aircraft.

The Night Stalkers' famed AH/MH-6 Little Bird helicopters are looking at a "resurrection," but for how long and what comes after is uncertain.

Special Operations Command sees a mini-cruise missile as a top priority that will help ensure the relevance of AC-130s and other aircraft.

The A-10 is highly capable of force protection, including against boats that could threaten a submarine loaded with nuclear-tipped missiles.

The modification likely halves the range of the missile, but a separate fragmentation warhead makes it considerably more lethal.

The product of a long program to field a low-cost, long-endurance surveillance drone, ULTRA is now flying missions around the Persian Gulf.

Paragliding Marines went on a mock drone hunt at the event, but this is a capability that could be valuable for a host roles.

Rogue 1 is being procured alongside two other types that are competing to give the USMC more robust man-portable loitering munitions.

MARSOC is using robotic dogs equipped with remote weapon stations to detect targets automatically before being given approval to fire.

The grand on again, off again plan for putting a special operations MC-130 on floats is not moving forward.

Thanks to a recent upgrade, five AIM-120s, four AIM-9Xs and an ATFLIR pod offer considerable ‘magazine depth’ for tackling Houthi drones.

Ukrainian authorities paint a dismal picture regarding the accuracy and reliability of the 50 or so KN-23 missiles provided by Pyongyang.

Additive manufacturing and cold spray technology are revolutionizing how the Navy looks at sustainment, saving millions in the process.

The new GBU-72/B penetrator bombs could be a valuable addition to the B-2's already diverse arsenal before it is replaced by the B-21.