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Ohio class ballistic missile submarines have tethered buoys allowing them to stay deeper and stealthier while receiving key transmissions.

There is growing evidence that Russia is providing North Korea with vital space technologies in exchange for ammunition for use in Ukraine.

Facing barrages of aerial weaponry from Houthi rebels in Yemen, Israel is beefing up its air defenses in the Red Sea

The report was buried until now, more than four years after secretive comparative testing between the A-10 and F-35 concluded.

In a rare press briefing, the head of the Pentagon office charged with investigating UFOs said satellites have not found any.

As relations between Turkey and Israel reach a new low, a pair of B-1B Lancer bombers touched down in Turkey.

The hard-worked Israeli Air Force AH-64 fleet is unlike any other, with major alterations and enhancements unique to the IAF.

The Houthis claimed a missile and drone attack on Israel Tuesday and that there would be more such attacks if the war continues.

Crew chiefs insist something spooky happened with one of their KC-135 Stratotankers, though it seems it was a case of mistaken identity.

The armored SUVs which recently sold at auction played a unique role in the U.K.'s nuclear weapons program during the 1990s.

There are not enough Patriot batteries to go around, especially if a crisis in the Pacific were to break out.

As Ukraine destroyed an air defense system on Crimea, it is holding on to a Kherson bridgehead and fighting off a Russian advance in Donetsk.

Israeli tanks have begun to be sighted in Gaza City, with reports that they closing in on the city from two directions.

Israel’s armor has pushed deeper into Gaza as the IDF’s ground operation, which officials say will take a long time, gains momentum.

The drone will serve as the primary fixed-wing capability of the Turkish Navy's amphibious assault ship TCG Anadolu from 2024 on.

Airstrikes continue to pound Gaza, while the latest Israeli incursions into the Strip have, for the first time, seen some forces remain there.

The Bunker is open!

ATACMS variants with greater reach would give Ukraine a weapon capable of putting nearly any Russian target in Ukrainian territory at risk.

The Pentagon says it needs the B61-13 bomb to help hold certain underground hardened targets and large area ones at risk.

Israel says its ground operation in Gaza will expand dramatically, the timing of which lines up with other regional developments.