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The ability to rapidly launch many hundreds of drones from a single container is great for light shows, but it also has serious military implications.

A new Danish intelligence assessment blames Russia for employing various 'gray zone' tactics against its forces.

Growing tensions in the Caribbean could lead to a confrontation between U.S. combat aircraft and Venezuela’s hodgepodge of air defense systems.

For decades and across multiple conflicts, the tracked Amphibious Assault Vehicles were a staple of Marine Corps operations.

Customs and Border Protection has responded to our inquiry about the airspace closure, claiming it was put in place due to a risk of drone attacks.

Ukraine's ability to produce massive amounts of certain kinds of drones and its experience using them in combat could come in handy for the U.S.

The F-35's presence could play a major role in inland attacks on cartels if the Trump administration chooses to escalate.

The FAA is restricting drone flights at the behest of the Department of Homeland Security during a major ICE operation across Chicago.

The move comes as Washington considers the transfer of longer-range weapons to Ukraine, including Tomahawk cruise missiles.

FN America is one of several companies that have been vying to supply the Army's future Precision Grenadier System.

If Russia is using Shahed drones that can strike dynamic targets deep behind enemy lines it could be a big new problem for Ukraine.

Trump wants battleships back in the Navy's inventory, and that may be far-fetched, but his remarks do highlight real deliberations around the future of surface combatants.

The unique ski-equipped LC-130Hs of the New York Air National Guard badly need replacements, with their mission growing in importance.

The Magura uncrewed surface vessel was discovered by fishermen, and the port where it was brought to had to be closed as it was a floating bomb.

South Korea will add the L3Harris Global 6500-based airborne early warning and control aircraft to its current fleet of four Boeing E-7s.

The patch, created within the F-47 System Management Office, has some very interesting features.

Japan sees the fielding of Tomahawk aboard its most capable surface combatants as a big boost in offensive punch that will help deter potential foes.

The strike came as the U.S. is scrambling to dramatically boost production of its own long-range munitions.

The Air Force is examining the use of a flying wing that totes dozens of air-to-air missiles to support fighter operations.