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Allowing Ukraine to use ATACMS inside Russia would put even hardened targets at risk within nearly 200 miles of the border, but escalation fears loom over the decision.

Check out our video interview with the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower's commanding officer about what really happened around the Red Sea during the Houthis' onslaught.

Ukraine launched a mass drone attack against the Russian capital with impacts occurring across the region.

ARES, which has been in development for over a decade, could resupply and provide other support for far-flung US forces in future conflicts.

The domestically developed turbofans are expected to confer ‘supercruise’ performance on the stealthy Chinese fighter.

There are no immediate plans to transfer the jets to Ukraine but a new aid package gives Sweden that option.

Ramjet rounds and other new shells could help the Army squeeze more range out of its existing howitzers as it reassesses its artillery future.

Russian drones came down in two NATO countries, while mysterious drone incursions continue to fuel fears of espionage.

The long-feared development comes as Western allies pledge more weapons to Ukraine but with no movement on the issue of using some of them to strike targets deep in Russia.

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We go in-depth with Capt. Chris "Chowdah" Hill about the Eisenhower's grueling and dangerous deployment that faced a bevy of new tactical realities.

Washington, D.C.'s skies are some of the most heavily restricted in the world and the airspace near the White House is totally off-limits.

The Navy nearly got a batch of Greek F-16s as 'red air' aggressors, before U.S. Air Force jets became available.

Ukraine is in great need of more air-launched stand-off munitions and ones that can be used without foreign restrictions.

The fact that an LCS deployed with a Starlink system operating onboard and the captain had no clue about it is a very disturbing revelation.

China's expanding work on flying-wing uncrewed combat air vehicles comes as similar designs have disappeared in the U.S., at least publicly.

After more than a decade, the Netherlands has announced plans to reinstate a permanent tank battalion, as it continues to rebuild its armed forces.

IRST sensors present particular challenges for stealthy aircraft and there is growing demand to include them in training and testing.

The U.S. Space Force has laid out plans for layered moving-target surveillance capabilities, not only in orbit.

Multiple videos have emerged showing Ukrainian drones pouring streams of the incendiary thermite over Russian positions over the last three days.