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The very ambitious Iron Dome plan calls back to Reagan's "Star Wars," and notably lacks any explicit mention of drone threats.

The past 15 months in the Red Sea have provided the Navy with a real-world stress test of its systems, platforms and people.

Hitting the Mach 1 milestone is an important development and makes Boom Aerospace the first private company to fly a supersonic civil jet.

The USAF just accelerated funding for advanced engine work primarily for its sixth-generation tactical jet, the future of which is now uncertain.

War-torn and mineral-rich, the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo has been rocked by its latest insurgency.

The incident took place as President Donald Trump has vowed to provide more details about mysterious drones.

Satellite imagery shows the departure of vehicles and materiel from Syria's port of Tartus after Russian cargo ships were finally allowed in.

We now know the Chinese advanced fighter design incorporates moving wingtip surfaces, providing additional control authority for the tailless jet.

Don't stare too long at the clock on the wall.

Ukraine Situation Report: Loss of Velyka Novosilka could pave the way for deeper Russian advances.

Amphibious vehicles fitted with 100-foot extension ladders and topped with guns was developed for one specific D-Day assault mission.

Ukrainian Leopard 1 tanks have received significant additional protection measures to ensure they are still relevant on the battlefield.

New XQ-67A testing is building on a modular chassis concept, which is feeding into the Collaborative Combat Aircraft drone program.

A multiple launch rocket system concealed inside a civilian truck appears to be the latest example of North Korean weaponry arriving in Russia.

The F-35, along with the F-22, are gaining new capabilities to help pilots control Collaborative Combat Aircraft and other drones.

The Type 054B frigate is larger and more capable than its predecessor, and could eventually become the backbone of China's growing combat fleet.

The latest expression of the Korean Utility Helicopter family is a maritime attack platform bristling with armament.

The Russian spy ship Yantar, accused of mapping underwater infrastructure, was back in U.K. waters this week.

F-35Bs and C-17As fighting their way to, from, and out of the island is the best glimpse yet at what Pacific combat may look like for Marine Joint Strike Fighters.

The North Korean reinforcements will include gun and rocket artillery units and their hardware, as well as short-range ballistic missile capabilities.