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Taiwan’s first domestically made submarine, named Hai Kun, is now in the water and about to commence its first at-sea trials.

One of Top Aces’ A-4Ns appears to have become the first privately operated aggressor aircraft with both an IRST and an AESA radar.

The German military is reportedly buying a version of the HK433 rifle chambered in .300 Blackout for its special operations forces.

Russia is known to have captured damaged Bradleys, but this is the first time we have seen one being used as a traveling war trophy.

The B-52H's engine fire comes as the fleet is preparing to be re-engined, an upgrade that will allow the type to serve for decades more.

After a two week hiatus in Gibraltar, it looks like HMS Diamond will return to the Red Sea In hopes of securing shipping in the region.

While the F-15EX might not quite be able to reach Mach 3 as recently reported, its performance is nonetheless impressive.

The loss of an M1 tank would be significant for practical and propaganda reasons, especially if it falls into Russian hands.

It's bunker time!

Hungary, which is now set to see its Gripen fleet grow from 14 to 18 jets, is the last holdout to Sweden joining NATO.

The latest predictions about Ukrainian weapons shortages — especially artillery ammunition — paint a bleak picture for Kyiv.

Officials in Kyiv are claiming the A-50 was the victim of a joint Ukrainian Air Force and Intelligence operation near the Sea of Azov.

The Air Force's CCA plans have opened a path to new ways of doing business and concepts of operations that could radically change the force.

The footage appears to show an M1 Abrams engaging Russian forces close to the city of Avdiivka, the scene of intense recent fighting.

Footage of the strikes underscores the dynamic ways FPV drones are being used to seek and destroy in areas previously not possible.

Cybertruck may be controversial, but it has an uncanny mix of features that could make it an incredibly cost-effective militarized drone.

A quickly planned high-stakes training mission over Western Germany in bad weather saw a CF-18 pilot seek refuge in a very dangerous place.

The Russian president may be guaranteed another presidential term, but all is not well in the country’s military aerospace sector.

Gifting car nut Kim an Aurus is clearly in thanks for providing scores of weapons to Russia for its fight in Ukraine.

An infusion of proven ballistic missiles into Russia comes as Ukraine's Patriot air defense systems' long-term viability is being questioned.