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How leveraging AI to allow lower-end kamikaze drones to choose their own targets will change warfare and debates around autonomous weapons.

The attack, days after U.S. airstrikes on Iranian-backed militias in Iraq and Syria, was claimed by one of those groups targeted.

The F-117's 'active retirement' is in full swing and one photographer captured them in incredible detail as they ripped through a canyon.

As the U.S. determines what effect 85 strikes against targets in Iraq and Syria had, there were new attacks against Houthi targets in Yemen.

The weapons storage facility located north of the Syrian city of Dier al-Zour has a history of being targeted by the American jets.

Amid dire warnings of ammunition shortages for Ukraine, the Czechs are urging Europe to source shells from further afield.

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Development of the AGM-158C-3 variant, which will now remain purely focused on the anti-ship role, has also slipped some two years to 2026.

The U.S. has launched strikes in retaliation for the drone attack that killed three U.S. soldiers and injured dozens more in Jordan.

New Ukrainian decoys of a surface-to-air missile system and an air defense radar are among the most accurate seen so far.

According to SpaceX, the Pentagon has spoken to the company about procuring its own fleet of Starship rockets for sensitive missions.

The Navy is interested in quickly enhancing its ships' ability to down drones, reflecting concerns over what's happening in the Red Sea.

Plans are already leaking about the extent of the expected attacks in response to the deadly drone strike on U.S. soldiers in Jordan.

A new program envisions swarms of drone boats autonomously finding and chasing down target ships, and maybe even attacking them directly.

The Russian corvette Ivanovets was hit by six Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels and sunk in the Black Sea, Ukraine's spy boss told us.

The use of the multi-purpose SM-6 missile in the ongoing battle with the Houthis would mark a major milestone for the versatile weapon.

Much-delayed, the first of the series-production Lada class diesel-electric boats has now been commissioned by the Russian Navy.

For a Navy warship, using a Close-In Weapon System against an approaching anti-ship missile is a method of last resort.

Houthis do not possess a capable air defense network, but they do have SAM capability that has proven effective in aerial ambushes.

Manning the .50 caliber machine guns aboard a U.S. Army Air Force heavy bomber was a tough and at times terrifying job.