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The unidentified drones were such an issue that assets were called in from around the government, including a NASA WB-57 high-altitude jet.

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The four new advanced conventionally powered submarines will add to the Netherlands’ emergent long-range strike capabilities.

France has said it will provide Ukraine with hundreds of AASM Hammer standoff precision standoff weapons, which are now arming the MiG-29.

Air-to-air, air-to-ground and surface-to-air live firings, as well as commando raids, are all part of India's incredible airpower demo.

It's unclear if the U.S. will use the jetty for its aid operation, but U.S. ships are heading to the Mediterranean to execute Biden's plan.

Able to knock out armor at standoff ranges, the latest loitering munition in the ALTIUS series is the most destructive yet.

The War Zone was on the scene for VMX-1’s exercise Obsidian Iceberg, that served as a glimpse of what’s to come in the Pacific.

Air Force MH-139As will primarily be used to help protect ballistic missile silos, but cuts raise questions about the future of other units.

The images come amid indications that the navalized fighter could operate aboard China's first two aircraft carriers, as well as its third.

The F-35 has been cleared for full-rate production, although there are lingering issues with preparations for its critical Block 4 upgrade.

The Navy's Phalanx Close-In Weapon Systems spit out 75 tungsten-cored rounds every second at $46 a pop, which is still a comparative bargain.

Giving Shaheds the ability to provide real-time visual intel deep inside Ukrainian territory would plug a notorious gap for Russian forces.

The Air Force is set to close out its Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon program this year, but a successor could be on the horizon.

Pro-Ukraine forces claim they launched cross-border raids today, while Kyiv subjected Russian energy infrastructure to a major drone attack.

The Navy's need to restock missiles it has fired to protect ships in and around the Red Sea underscores larger cost and capacity concerns.

Russia appears to have introduced a small glide bomb that may be capable of air and ground launch, which could be a major issue for Ukraine.

The Air Force and Navy appear to have prioritized their next generation fighter programs differently in the Pentagon's 2025 budget request.

Launched from the company's giant Roc jet, Stratolaunch's Talon-A ignited its engine and rocketed off California's Coast for 200 seconds.

The ship has an interesting past and had been sitting on the south bank of the Dnipro since the Nova Kakhovka Dam was destroyed.