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Being dragged across the frigid Atlantic by a 707 tanker in a tiny CF-5 Freedom Fighter with engine issues was not for the faint of heart.

The British Army fielding SMASH X4 computerized gun sights highlights the need for layers of drone defenses among armed forces worldwide.

The latest victim of Ukrainian uncrewed surface vessels was the Russian Navy’s modern Project 22160 patrol ship Sergei Kotov.

The Coast Guard is far from meeting ice-breaking mission demands in the strategic Arctic region and currently only has one heavy icebreaker.

The tank was reportedly finished off by a Russian drone and is the second confirmed loss of a Ukrainian M1 Abrams in the conflict so far.

An AGM-183A ARRW test from Guam would send signals throughout the Pacific and could help save the weapon from cancellation.

As part of the European Operation Aspides, Italy has become the fifth country to engage Houthi threats over the Red Sea.

Continued flight testing with Valkyrie is helping the USMC narrow down its future uncrewed system requirements.

A year after spy balloons became a household topic, fisherman off Alaska recovered what could be one, and the FBI wants a look.

Talk amongst yourselves!

A plan to put the outdated A-50 Mainstay back into production reflects growing losses and major problems in the Russian aerospace industry.

The public appearance of a live AGM-183A on Guam raises questions about the Air Force's previously stated plans to axe the missile.

The announcement of the XQ-67A Off-Board Sensing Station drone's first flight also disclosed a parallel Off-Board Weapon Station effort.

U.S. Minuteman III ICBMs are currently loaded with just one warhead, and so will future Sentinel ICBMs, as a result of arms control deals.

The Air Force says the XQ-67A is an important stepping stone to new drone concepts, including readily scalable and iterative designs.

The swing-wing F-111 was capable of reaching far higher speeds than most realize, and it did so on multiple occasions.

Mockups aboard the Liaoning suggest China might be seeking to deploy the J-35 and new J-15 variants aboard its first two carriers.

According to a report based on leaked documents, the loss of just three cruisers could trigger a nuclear reprisal, but questions remain.

Imagery of the National Museum of the Air Force's Restoration Hangar 4 following the impact of storms today makes for grim viewing.

Germany's Chancellor says his troops would have to go to Ukraine for Taurus missiles to be used in the war, which he is unwilling to allow.