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A total of 36 F-15EX Eagle IIs could be poised to reinstate a permanent fighter force at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa.

The stealthy cruise missiles give Royal Navy frigates and destroyers a modern anti-ship capability and a new ability to strike land targets.

Many are calling for strikes on Houthi forces after multiple anti-ship attacks off Yemen's coast, but is that really the best option?

Though billed as a burgeoning success by Ukraine, the battle across the Dnipro River is coming at an extremely heavy cost say those involved.

A soon to be announced multi-national effort to protect Red Sea shipping comes after the U.S. and U.K. downed 15 Houthi drones Saturday.

A bunker isn't such a bad idea now, is it?

Two more ships were set ablaze by the Houthi attacks today near the Bab el Mandeb Strait and another ship was threatened.

U.S. officials want Israel to wrap up the most intensive phase of the ground campaign in weeks, but Israel says it will take much longer.

The carnyx, a huge trumpet-like instrument, was used to great affect to frighten enemies in Iron Age Europe.

Apparent modifications underway on a North Korean Il-76 transport aircraft bear the hallmarks of a new AEW&C capability.

The bizarre and horrific attack in the Ukrainian town of Keretsky is being treated as an act of terrorism.

A ramjet engine utilizing rotating detonation combustion could offer major efficiencies for future high-speed air vehicle designs.

Being able to employ precision-guided munitions provides an entirely new business case for what has been a reconnaissance drone.

With Germany still blocking a long-planned sale of Eurofighter Typhoons to the Kingdom, Dassault is capitalizing on the opportunity.

German and Romanian fighters were sent up to investigate the Russian drone, which crashed in Romanian territory.

For the third time this week, commercial shipping near the Bab al-Mandab Strait came under Houthi missile attack.

The video is reminder of how low-end FPV drones are drastically changing warfare and how prevalent they are becoming on the battlefield.

New footage from the conflict in Gaza highlights the value of active protection systems like Trophy, especially in urban warfare.

Debris of Russian ballistic missiles rained down on Kyiv soon after President Zelensky sought to secure more arms in Washington.

Israel's ability to keep the vast majority of its F-35s flying during high-tempo operations against Hamas is opening eyes in the Pentagon.