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The U.S. Army's Multi-Domain Task Force and its long-range missiles would also purportedly deploy to the Philippines.

Satellite imagery is inconclusive as to what damage was inflicted on the base, which no longer hosts large contingents of Russian aircraft.

The U.S. Army is looking for an active electronically scanned array radar small enough to fit under the Apache's stub wing.

We also now know the drone incursions last week happened over multiple bases, not just RAF Lakenheath.

The Global 6500-based aircraft will be the first of a new line of crewed “deep sensing” intelligence-gathering platforms for the U.S. Army.

Ukraine Situation Report: Ukraine's President Zelensky said Russia is trying to push his forces out of Kursk before Trump returns to the White House.

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Lockheed's test highlights ongoing work not just on expanding autonomous air combat drone capabilities, but how humans will interface with them.

The versatile new rifle is based off a design adopted by U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) in recent years.

This is the latest incident involving groups of drones flying over sensitive U.S. military facilities.

Advanced surface-to-air missiles may be the first major Russian arms headed to North Korea in return for its support in the war in Ukraine.

Russia did not technically use an ICBM with conventional warheads to attack Ukraine, but it remains a weapon that could emerge globally.

The controversial landmines are being provided to Ukraine to help contain so-called Russian "meat wave" assaults.

The Oreshnik missile that Russia used today in Ukraine has roots in the supposedly defunct RS-26 Rubezh ballistic missile program.

Will Trump returning to the White House put wind in the sails of the nuclear-tipped cruise missile program he started?

Details are emerging about Russia's new 'Oreshnik' ballistic missile and its genesis.

Russia has used a more capable ballistic missile than ever before to strike Ukraine with what appear to be multiple warheads.

Using uncrewed aerial platforms to launch and provide connectivity for first-person view drones help overcome many of the latter's deficiencies.

Amphibious assault ships, drones, and an entire fleet of helicopters are all being axed in a cost-saving effort.

North Korea is actively working on reentry vehicle technology that is especially critical for fielding functional ICBMs.