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A portable system capable of rapidly sealing up tunnels without blowing them up would be major boon for Israeli forces operating in Gaza.

The U.S. insists the strikes are in response to attacks and separate from the Israel-Gaza crisis, but they come amid fears of a regional war.

The comparative image taken at the USAF's sprawling museum serves as yet another reminder of just how giant the Su-27 Flanker truly is.

For the Pentagon, the latest incident is part of a worrying pattern of “unprofessional” conduct by Chinese fighter pilots.

Space Force's new painting shows a fictional spaceplane, but it evokes real threats and years of speculation about its X-37B mini-shuttles.

The Israeli military says the overnight raid into Gaza was the biggest of its kind since the latest fighting began.

A “small number” of Ukrainian pilots began training on the F-16 with the 162nd Wing of the Arizona Air National Guard earlier this week.

Images captured by the Peruvian Navy during a recent exercise illustrate some of the technology used to find stricken submarines.

A containerized launcher able to fire SM-6 and Tomahawk missiles offers Littoral Combat Ships and other Navy vessels a major firepower boost.

The decision will allow the U.S. to build up its air defenses after Iranian proxies have already attacked American interests in the region.

The Air Force is hopeful that the B-21 Raider stealth bomber will take to the skies for the first time before the end of the year.

One of the white tipped B-52s recently made a high-profile visit to South Korea and took part in a first-ever regional exercise with Japan.

As more hostages trickle out of Gaza, the concern for the many that remain is only becoming more dire as a major ground assault looms.

With drones in the air and on the sea, cruise missiles, sabotage teams, and now ATACMS, Russian-occupied Crimea remains in Kyiv's crosshairs.

Powered JDAMs could attack targets on land and sea, deploy naval mines, or even act as decoys, over long ranges.

The Gripen E is now flying with a more trapezoid-shaped wing of increased area and it’s set to become standard on production aircraft.

In 1987, an F-14 flying from the USS Saratoga shot down an Air Force RF-4C from within visual range during training in Europe.

There have now been four failed attempts to pitch a version of the A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport to the U.S. Air Force.

Russian losses continue to mount, but they continue to press home relentless attacks on the critical eastern Ukrainian city of Avdiivka.

Though Israel appears to be holding off its large-scale invasion of Gaza at the request of the U.S., it's making smaller incursions.