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Ukraine’s largest dam was among the targets of the large-scale raid aimed at knocking out critical energy infrastructure.

The move from the Camden waterfront to the Philadelphia Navy Yard is essential to begin critical renovations on the historic vessel.

The latest Chinese attack helicopter is an apparent counterpart to the AH-64 Apache, based on the multirole Z-20 Black Hawk clone.

Kratos says the capabilities of its flagship XQ-58 drone line are expanding substantially as it works to push down unit costs.

Videos appear to show Ukrainian first person video drones using a form of automated terminal attack capability against Russian vehicles.

The work of helicopters assigned to the multinational task forces protecting Red Sea shipping is being highlighted by recent Houthi drone kills

An apparent counter-drone screen on the ballistic missile submarine Tula's conning tower speaks to growing drone threats Russia is facing.

The A-10C Demonstration Team will wrap up its operations this year as the Air Force prepares to bid farewell to the Warthog.

This is the first time that we know of that a helicopter has intercepted and downed a Houthi drone.

A constellation of hundreds of sensor-equipped satellites would offer unprecedented strategic and tactical surveillance around the globe.

A painted submarine silhouette with an actual conning tower structure follows a trend first seen at Russian strategic bomber bases.

The expansion of Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base will result in an installation almost double the footprint of Germany's Ramstein Air Base.

The final planned live-fire test of an AGM-183A hypersonic missile is major show of force toward China, though the weapon's future is murky.

After months of swatting down Houthi drones, Navy F/A-18E/F squadrons are stenciling their accomplishments on their jets.

The first aerial refueling trials for the KF-21 Boramae are the latest step in a remarkably rapid development program.

The AC-130J was set to get the first operational airborne laser weapon, but that plan is over as the gunship changes to ensure its relevance.

The armored limo was gifted to Kim as huge amounts of badly needed weaponry was transferred from North Korea to Russia for its Ukraine war.

The Milan 2024 exercise was also highly notable for the involvement of American, Iranian, and Russian warships.

In the wake of his election victory, Putin says he is considering a "buffer zone" to protect Russian territory from Ukrainian attacks.

The U.K. Defense Secretary was flying home from Poland, and close to Russia's Kaliningrad enclave, when the incident occurred.