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The intact warhead, found after being shot down during a deadly Russian missile attack on Jan. 2, could offer intel about the Kinzhal.

A new Extreme Long Range Sniper Rifle could replace .50 caliber Barrett and Mk 15 rifles in use with U.S. special operations forces.

The chief of the Pakistan Air Force says that the Chinese new-generation fighter is “all set to become part of the fleet in the near future.”

A 'student' shutting down the engine on our CT-114 Tutor jet trainer at the worst possible time was a key lesson in being a good instructor.

A heavily damaged B-1B that crashed at Ellsworth Air Force Base last night is seen sitting on a patch of grass next to the runway.

The B-1B 'Bone' crashed while attempting to land at the base with all crew ejecting safely from the aircraft.

Not long after the drone boat was spotted, the admiral running Operation Prosperity Guardian provided insights into how it's working.

China's huge investment in denying U.S. carriers proximity to its shores continues with a familiar-looking new target in its western desert.

The bizarre-looking ground-based test rig is the next step toward a series of high-speed test vehicles.

After months of talk about Russia acquiring Iranian ballistic missiles, North Korean ones have reached the conflict in Ukraine first.

This marks the first U.S. airstrike in Baghdad since Iranian-backed militias began attacking U.S. forces in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.

The Su-34 fighter-bomber was left burning in what appears to have been a sabotage raid a thousand miles from the Ukrainian border.

Four European countries will directly benefit from producing Patriot missiles in Europe, but there are other critical advantages to the plan.

The White House on Wednesday said there is no more money to ship military support to Ukraine until Congress passes Biden's spending plan.

Nomad, a modified offshore support vessel, was used as a testbed to support the Navy's future drone ship plans.

The warning, which comes after 24 Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping since Nov. 19, does not specify the consequences.

Three missiles, which all missed, were fired from Yemen at a container ship transiting the Bab el-Mandeb Strait on its way to Egypt.

New official visuals of the carrier released by Chinese state media show it looking close to completion, foreshadowing upcoming sea trials.

Active protection systems already installed on heavy armored vehicles to swat down missiles and rockets could possibly do the same for drones.

While the practicality of attacking ships with this capability is questionable, it's part of Ukraine's effort to evolve its drone boat force.