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Two F/A-18E/F Super Hornets fired the quartet of AGM-158C missiles, a reflection of how these weapons would be employed in actual combat.

The 18th Aggressor Squadron is now the 18th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, a designation not used since shortly after the end of the Cold War.

A version of the F-15EX could finally provide Israel with the new Eagles it wants, but the deal comes at a politically perilous time.

The earthquake brought destruction to eastern Taiwan, including impacting some of the upgraded F-16Vs at Hualien Air Base.

Pairing Valkyrie drones with F-35B makes perfect sense for future Marine Corps operations, especially in the Pacific.

North Korea just tested a solid-fuel intermediate-range ballistic missile with a wedge-shaped hypersonic boost-glide vehicle on top.

A Danish frigate downed four Houthi drones during a recent Red Sea deployment, but suffered major issues with its weapons and other systems.

The Spanish tanks are the M60A3 Tank Thermal Sight models that have been fully retired from service in recent years.

With the Marine Corps planning to retire its last Harriers in 2026, the final two pilots have been trained to fly the ‘jump jet.’

Japan's Aegis Combat System-equipped warships are also getting Tomahawk cruise missiles, which crews have begun training on.

One of Ukraine’s longest-range drone attack ever targeted the plant in Russia that makes Shahed kamikaze drones.

Reports suggest 20 Russian vehicles were destroyed in what may have been one of the biggest single assaults of its kind in the war so far.

The attack in Eilat could be a preview of what's to come as it happened prior to an Israeli strike that killed top Iranian commanders.

Navy MQ-4C drones will give U.S. commanders unique capabilities to surveil maritime areas in and around Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

It's Bunker time!

Delivery of the first next-generation rifles and light machine guns to soldiers represents a huge moment for the Army.

If the UK Ministry of Defense assessment is correct, at least three ships were damaged in the March 24th cruise missile raid on Sevastopol.

The Navy wants high-power microwave systems to help ships conserve other weapons, specially ones capable of downing ballistic missiles.

The two most recent Army AH-64 crashes happened within days of each other this week and the Army National Guard has grounded its Apaches.

The USAF has $1.5B in critical parts on its unfunded priority list, choosing to invest in future capabilities it wants over the ones it has.