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More signs of China's naval power projection capabilities rapidly evolving, with two operational carriers and one undergoing trials all out to sea at the same time.

Planned cuts to F-16s at Nellis Air Force Base point to a looming aggressor gap and raise questions about the Viper fleet's overall health.

Israel has distributed video of a strike on what appears to be a Tu-143 hidden in a home in Southern Lebanon.

JSOW was always the most likely standoff munition to equip Ukraine's donated F-16s and it can provide precision attack capabilities over about 70 miles.

It's bunker time!

A recent Collins Aerospace video offers an interesting take on how fighters will control and otherwise work together with future drones.

Multiple Hezbollah commanders were reportedly killed in an airstrike on Beirut, as the possibility of a wider conflict looms large.

Raytheon's Chuck Angus talks Next Generation Jammer, the state of play in offensive electronic warfare and how it might look in the future.

The USAF is very interested in the idea of a common 'chassis' with landing gear and core systems that can equip different CCA airframes.

It's becoming clear that Israel executed a highly complex, years-long espionage operation unlike any we have seen before to weaponize Hezbollah's communications against them.

With a pivot to the Pacific and needing to keep the AC-130 relevant, its armament may change, but its Howitzer will stay put for the time being.

The B-21 Raider test force is growing as trials accelerate with an operational date by the end of the decade still the goal.

The detonation of thousands of devices along with other developments may be a precursor to a full-on Israeli military operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

B-21 Raider testing is progressing at Edwards Air Force Base ahead of the planned fielding of the bombers toward the end of the decade.

Autonomous tankers and cargo aircraft could be key in a high-end fight with China, which is working on its own drone airlifters.

Strikes in the Tver region targeted warehouses full of rockets and missiles, reportedly including some delivered to Russia by North Korea.

Lockheed Martin is now exploring optionally expendable designs to propose in an attempt to win the second round of the CCA program.

The Space Development Agency is seeing major promise during testing of new low-cost Link 16 datalink, laser communications, and missile tracking satellites.

General Atomics gave us a close look at their XQ-67 and CCA designs and some new insights into how they balanced affordability capability into an optimal package.

We live surrounded by networked devices equipped with packs full of potential energy, possibly offering adversaries an unprecedented vector for kinetic attacks.