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After F-16s and Mirage 2000s, will the French-made Super Etendard strike jet be the next Western combat aircraft for Ukraine?

A Liberian-flagged bulk carrier is taking on water and not under the command of its crew after being hit by a Houthi drone boat.

Congress wants a new interceptor site at Fort Drum, but the Biden Administrations says Alaska and California sites are enough.

Russia says its forces have begun the second stage of drills to practice the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons alongside Belarusian troops.

Branded Content: Matt “Phat” Giese explains how new digital fly-by-wire flight controls, and other key features, have revolutionized the F-15.

Three Russian Navy warships and a nuclear submarine vessels appear to have sailed within 30 miles of the Florida coast on their way to Cuba.

Russia converted a captured Ukrainian tank into a remote controlled vehicle that uses a similar FPV control concept as many kamikaze drones.

The U.S. Army colonel described how Ukrainian Patriot operators staged a “SAMbush” to bring down the A-50 in January of this year.

Sinking the ex-USS Tarawa will give the U.S. and its allies experience attacking a carrier-like ship and data on the punishment it can take.

Precision Strike Missiles offer a path to a US air-launched ballistic missile, a weapon increasingly fielded abroad and missing from America's arsenal.

A senior Ukrainian Air Force official has also provided details of how the long-awaited F-16 fighters will likely be employed in combat.

Satellite images taken before and after the June 8th Ukrainian drone attack on a parked Su-57 in Russia offer new insights.

Both Ukrainian and Russian sources say that for the first time an Su-57 Felon, Moscow's most advanced combat aircraft, was struck.

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Missiles pounded a large complex in the city of Luhansk that Ukraine says was used by the Russian military, Russia says it was civilian.

A Russian Navy flotilla is making its way to Cuba for exercises as Putin threatens to arm 'regional' enemies of Ukraine's allies.

VMX-1's first CH-53K arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma today bringing all of the squadron's manned aircraft together for the first time.

With the F-4's illustrious career in South Korea ending, just three air arms still operate the type and in dwindling numbers.

U.S. officials expect to begin moving half a million pounds of aid over the beach in the coming days, and ramp that up after.

Hezbollah's Iranian-supplied man-in-the-loop controlled loitering munitions offer a dynamic precision attack capability that can strike miles away.