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Retiring U-28As and MC-12s to help make way for new OA-1K light attack planes may risk creating a major aerial intelligence-gathering gap.

After 45 years, the final Dutch Vipers bowed out today, with the F-35A stealth fighter formally taking over all their missions.

Damage to the car's windshield has prompted comparisons to the AGM-114R9X missile with its pop-out blades, but there are other possibilities.

A strange incident caught in satellite imagery was indeed a major mishap involving a Chinese submarine, according to a new report.

The flight from Travis Air Force Base in California will bring down the curtain on a 43-year career for the trijet KC-10 Extender tanker-transport.

Marine Corps' plans to operate drones like the XQ-58 from far-flung forward locations will require robust command and control networks.

The new package that will give Ukraine's F-16s standoff strike capabilities was announced while President Zelensky is visiting the U.S. Capital.

After Hezbollah's launched a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv Israel's top commander told his troops to prepare to invade Lebanon.

Top Aces ex-Israeli F-16s are receiving upgrades, including new avionics, radars and infrared search and track systems.

China last fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific in 1980 and its latest launch highlights its rapidly evolving nuclear posture.

Drones capable of lifting up to 35 tons could be valuable for sprinting cargo from ships to shore and getting forces inland across rivers.

Small and with a tiny crew, the new support vessels will add important magazine capacity to frigates, and launch loitering munitions.

The city of Vuhledar has been a linchpin in the defense of the east but is now surrounded on three sides by Russian troops and appears ready to fall.

This is the only image that has emerged to date of any of the three still-unidentified objects shot down over the U.S. and Canada.

Work is now underway to integrate the low-observable AGM-158C Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) on the F-35.

The Air Force now says it may want a 6th generation fighter that costs around $100M instead of $300M, but is that even possible?

The USNS Big Horn is the Navy's only oiler in the U.S. Central Command region raising questions about logistics for the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group.

The radar is part of plans for a more elaborate sensor suite to help demonstrate advanced air combat capabilities for autonomous drones.

The Admiral Levchenko is said to have opened fire to force the fishing boat out of international waters during a large-scale naval drill.

Before and after satellite images of the Oktyabrsk, Tikhoretsk and Toropets munitions storage facilities show the recent results of Ukraine's long-range drone operations.