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The addition of internal landing gear points to a bigger and possibly higher-performance version of the Valkyrie now being in development.

The little-known history of the Navy's wacky escape capsule concept for helicopter crews.

Ukraine's use of drones to hunt for and take down enemy helicopters operating near the front is expanding.

As the peculiar incursion operation continues, Ukrainian troops still hold territory inside Russia's Kursk region.

Growing U.S. military interest in armed robot dogs now extends to potentially using them to help shield friendly forces from drone threats.

The E-2D's in-flight refueling capability could help it defend against an Iranian attack and opens up new ways to employ its abilities around the globe.

Russia rushed reserve troops and aircraft to the Kursk region to repel a cross-boarder mechanized attack.

Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah warned that a looming massive attack on Israel "will be strong, influential and effective."

A 300-foot-long extension to a huge hangar at a secretive Chinese test range points to plans for larger, more capable lighter-than-air craft.

A drone strike obliterated a weapons storage area at an air base that has played a major role in the war in Ukraine.

This appears to be the first cruise for the AN/ALQ-249 Next Generation Jammer, the most advanced publicly known tactical electronic warfare capability.

Boeing's Load Adaptable Modular pylon, or LAM, has the ability to greatly expand the B-1B's flexibility and kinetic punch.

A potential Iranian attack could be larger in scope and more complex, including deeper use of multiple proxies, than what Israel experienced in April.

Operating from highways could make AC-130J gunships more survivable and flexible, but questions remain about their role in high-end fights.

The Russian pilot used a selfie video while parachuting to the ground to explain his jet had fallen victim to some kind of surprise attack.

After years of work, F-16s have officially entered service with Ukraine's Air Force, and they are already sporting some interesting features.

A very peculiar and recently erected floating facility in Sevastopol appears to have been damaged within the last 48 hours.

The bunker is open!

Weaponized drones that look and fly like birds may sound like something out of a movie, but they are very real with a long history.

Making Ukraine's large multi-rotor industrial drones capable of launching guided munitions at targets behind enemy lines would certainly be a major capability upgrade.