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Russia's monstrous turtle tank was not a one-off, with the third one now identified and it carries an electronic warfare system.

The Army's Typhon system, which can fire Tomahawk and SM-6 missiles, is in the Philippines for its inaugural Indo-Pacific deployment.

The airlifter, which is due to be delivered to Kazakhstan later this year, features a glossy gray color and Soviet-style 'Bort' markings.

Pre-attack intel and real-time radar data was reportedly key in the stiff defense Israel and its allies put up against the onslaught.

The Navy put in an order for new Electronic Advanced Ground Launcher System just ahead of Iran's missile and drone strikes on Israel.

U.S. warships and fighters, specifically F-15E Strike Eagles, played a major role in the defense of Israel during Iran's barrage.

Iran has launched a widely expected, but still unprecedented drone and missile barrage from its territory against targets in Israel.

We talked with Raytheon's Scott Spence about the state of the program as classes of ships are setting sail with the radar for the first time.

The bunker is open!

Leveraging logistics partnerships with allies in the region could be critical in a face-off against China across the vast Pacific.

The French frigate Alsace faced “uninhibited violence" from the Houthis via waves of drones and ballistic missile attacks.

Iran has launched vengeance strikes against Israel, thrusting the region into an scenario that could easily spill out into a wider conflict.

Two of Bahrain's new Block 70 F-16s are still in the U.S. for testing and one carried missiles, bombs, and other stores on a recent sortie.

Russia's campaign against Ukrainian energy infrastructure has claimed one of its most prominent targets so far.

A scalable system will gives critical electronic attack capabilities to ships that can't handle the massive new SEWIP Block III system.

Serco's super efficient and low-cost Defiant could have wide-ranging utility for the Navy, including working as a missile-laden drone boat.

Mako is an interesting weapon with compelling features, and may offer clues as to the capabilities of a similar weapon the USAF is procuring.

Just a day after we broke the news that the Navy had cleared Super Hornets to carry Sidewinders under their wings, images show them doing so.

The Navy wants carrier-based drones to cost less than $15 million and be 'consumed' as weapons or targets when their short service ends.

The Navy is eyeing a torpedo that can be procured fast and efficiently to augment the more advanced Mk 48 ADCAP.