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The first B-21 is now flying test sorties from Edwards Air Force Base, where it arrived after its maiden flight late last year.

Forgotten in the decades following World War II, the Nazi U-boats were re-discovered in their crumbling concrete bunker in the 1980s.

Systems blending Western and Soviet parts, including repurposed air-to-air missiles, offer Ukraine added air defenses it desperately needs.

The long-awaited ECRS Mk 2 radar for the Royal Air Force promises to be a game-changer for the Eurofighter Typhoon.

An unprecedented amount of real-world data has come out of the shoot-downs around the Red Sea, but adversaries are also watching.

The Army is working on a Precision Strike Missile variant that can hit moving ships, as well as hostile air defenses, using a new seeker.

Iran unleashed its Kheiber Shekan medium range ballistic missile on a target in Syria, demonstrating it can reach Israel.

A dhow was boarded in the Gulf of Aden where various weapons components were seized, and two Navy SEALs went missing during the operation.

Ukrainian drones struck roughly 100 miles from the border, with the airbase that houses SU-34 fighter-bombers supposedly being the target.

The U.S. struck four Houthi anti-ship ballistic missiles that were being prepared for launch early Tuesday morning Yemen time.

Kim Jong Un is seen inspecting his knockoffs of America's Global Hawk and Reaper and North Korea has now tested a solid fuel IRBM.

It remains unclear exactly what was hit, but we do know that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched the strikes.

The sight of an M1A1 tank with explosive reactive armor follows similar upgrades to other advanced Western armor supplied to Ukraine.

There wasn't major damage or injuries in this attack a day after a Houthi missile heading to the USS Laboon was downed by a US fighter.

The loss of an A-50 and an IL-22M airborne command and control platforms would be a major blow for Russia, which only has a handful of each.

This latest incident comes after the U.S. and U.K. launched reprisal attacks on Houthi facilities in Yemen.

The Houthis say recent strikes against their facilities in Yemen caused little damage and vowed revenge against the U.S. and its allies.

A follow-up strike on a Houthi radar site in Yemen was launched tonight by an Arleigh Burke class destroyer.

You know the drill.

A high-profile ceremony saw the completed X-59 formally unveiled at Palmdale, with a first flight now due before the end of the year.