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Sent out and retrieved via torpedo tube, Yellow Moray is set to give U.S. Navy submarines a new way to hunt threats and gather intelligence.

After months of bloody fighting, Russia is making a major new push to try and seize the Donbas town of Avdiivka.

The evolution of the Roman army's gladius sword; from its Ancient Greek origins to the rise of the long sword.

The only X-32A in existence just got a major restoration ahead of being displayed at the National Museum of the USAF.

The use of this new capability highlights the challenges the IDF faces supplying troops operating in southern Gaza.

It's Bunker time!

The Precision Strike Missile lets the Army hit targets much further away than it can using the current Army Tactical Missile System.

Despite increasing international pressure to agree to a ceasefire,Israel has increased attacks, especially in southern Gaza.

Legislators want the Air Force and the Navy to be more forthcoming about their collaborative combat drone plans and what they will cost.

After a long absence, Russian long-range cruise missiles returned to strike Ukraine, as Kyiv faces a mounting energy crisis.

The second frontline British F-35B unit is a Royal Navy squadron, but future plans to buy more of the jets, and which ones, hang in the air.

Europe and the rest of the world have changed greatly since the Aegis Ashore Poland project began nearly 14 years ago.

The State Department's disclosure of today's joint drill with Guyana caught major attention as there are indications Venezuela plans to invade.

A combination of political infighting in the U.S. and allies who are not living up to their commitments are bad omens for Ukraine.

The F126 frigates are arriving at a time when the German Navy is struggling to find the funds it needs to revamp its fleet.

The privately owned fighter was supporting training operations under contract out of Boca Chica Field in Key West when the mishap occurred.

The grounding of all Osprey tilt-rotors follows a fatal crash off the coast of a Japanese island that may be tied to a "materiel failure."

The TV segment shows Russian troops examining a fully intact Bradley Fighting Vehicle they said they recovered from the battlefield.

A quartet of Su-35S fighters, all armed with air-to-air missiles, flanked Putin's Il-96 as it made its way to the UAE.

The uncrewed test vessel helped blaze the way for the drone boat capabilities we are seeing come to fruition today.