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Adopting hybrid-electric propulsion could bring many benefits to Strykers, aligning with the Army’s wider interest in hybrid propulsion.

Ukrainian commandos who executed long-range amphibious raids on Crimea offer exclusive insights on those missions.

Six personnel were reportedly on board the tilt-rotor when it came down in waters off Yakushima Island, western Japan.

A flareup of violence in northern Gaza did not prevent more hostages from being exchanged Tuesday or scuttle the fragile ceasefire.

Growing demands for the USAF's collaborative drones, with greater payload and performance, could lead to cost growth and other issues.

Satellite imagery shows that much of Sevastopol's harbor entry defenses, primarily set up to prevent sea drone attacks, have been damaged.

A drug cartel has adopted a major battlefield innovation in an attempt to help fend off growing drone attacks against its vehicles.

Belgium has joined one of Europe’s two next-generation air combat programs, while Sweden has stepped away from the other, rival effort.

The poisoning of Marianna Budanova is the most serious targeting of a high-profile Ukrainian leader's family since the full-on war broke out.

B-2 stealth bombers have become the first aircraft ready to employ the advanced B61-12 nuclear bomb in combat.

Frantic negotiations have seen the truce extended but there are fears of a deepening humanitarian crisis when the fighting starts up again.

Five aircraft that were downed inside Russia back in May were hit by a Patriot missile system, Ukraine's Air Force spokesman says.

Russia could see long and short-terms impacts to its defenses and logistics from a major storm that hit the Black Sea.

The contrast between the CH-53E's rotor mast and the Marine sitting atop it underscores the heavy-lifting helicopter's colossal size.

The aircraft carrier Fujian, which represents a serious naval capability leap for China, has reached a major milestone ahead of sea trials.

The opposite of Casper's affable disposition, the B-21 isn't your buddy and it will haunt its enemies wherever they dwell.

Two ballistic missiles were fired from Yemen in the direction of USS Mason as it responded to the attempted seizure of a chemical tanker.

Ukraine reported considerable success against Russia's most intense drone onslaught of the war, but there are fears of much more to come.

Waves after wave of Russian infantry is being sent at Ukrainian positions around the embattled city of Avdiivka with little to no success.

A truce and hostage releases are welcome respite, but the Israel Defense Forces are adamant that the war is far from over.