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The Army has sought tens of millions of dollars to help pay for repairs of helicopters damaged at Fort Carson earlier this year.

The operation was a balancing act of risk mitigation and deterrence that aimed to weaken Iran's offensive and defensive capabilities.

The response to a massive Iranian missile barrage on October 1st is now underway.

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The Air Force expects a deep reassessment of its plans for a new sixth-generation crewed stealth combat jet to wrap up by year's end.

NATO's yearly Steadfast Noon nuclear readiness drills coincided with Strike Warrior that featured a Royal Navy carrier group at its center.

Ghost Shark was among a host of uncrewed aerial drones, boats, and submarines involved in a recent Australian-U.S.-U.K. maritime exercise.

Germany is seeking 600 examples of the new version of Taurus amid a resurgence of interest in conventional long-range strike in Europe.

The Houthis' anti-shipping campaign diverted a lot of attention from Russia's war in Ukraine.

Automated targeting systems that can go on any rifle could help with the push to make every Marine a counter-drone defender.

Israel has vowed to retaliate strongly against Iran for Iran's ballistic missile barrage and there are no firm signals it intends to back off.

The Air Force's official plan has been to buy 100 B-21 Raiders, but that could now be set to change, according to Northrop Grumman.

Polish F-16s are already among the most advanced in NATO, but a new upgrade package will make them far more potent.

Ukraine Situation Report: The first three Mirage 2000s are expected to arrive in Ukraine by March.

The Navy halted work on conformal fuel tanks for its Super Hornets years ago, but now adding more range is becoming even more important.

The acknowledgment comes after South Korea and Ukraine claimed that North Koreans are undergoing training in Russia to support the war effort.

The badly damaged EP-3 involved in the Hainan Island Incident ended up flying operationally for decades after being returned by China.

The future deployment of German sub-hunting planes to the United Kingdom is part of a much broader defense agreement signed today.

The apparent existence of such an aircraft points to a highly logical capability requirement, especially in regard to Israel's long stand-off with Iran.

Retro colors recall that the famous Catfish began life as the very first of Boeing’s 757 narrow-body airliners.