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Vague details about a recently "initiated" test comes after the Army scrubbed three planned hypersonic missile launches last year.

A major effort is underway behind the scenes to keep Israel from launching a major ground operation into Southern Lebanon or hitting civilian infrastructure.

With a longer hull and possible vertical launch cells, the new design is further evidence of China’s rapid submarine developments.

The USAF is looking beyond traditional munitions makers to bolster its stocks and help keep supplies flowing, especially in a high-end fight.

Three of the German fighters were airborne for more than 10 hours during a flight between Japan and Hawaii with the help of Metrea aerial refueling company.

Talk amongst yourselves.

Airbus Helicopters, Lockheed Martin Sikorsky, and Leonardo are now on contract to help NATO pick a new helicopter.

A picture has emerged of an SDB-armed Ukrainian MiG-29 with a previously unseen pylon with an interesting feature.

The statement from Secretary Frank Kendall again suggests that the Air Force has advanced airborne reconnaissance capabilities waiting in the wings.

The new Sniper pod will let F-35s provide targeting data to ground-based missiles and create an active link with 4th-generation fighters.

The Donetsk Oblast city of Pokrovsk, a bulwark against a Ukrainian collapse in the region, is a main target of Russian forces.

F-35s will fly alongside Rafales and F-16s in a modernized Hellenic Air Force.

U.S. special operators might be sent to interdict drone components and sabotage production, as well as raid launch sites.

The adapted commercial jet ski bears many of the hallmarks of Ukraine’s growing fleet of kamikaze drone boats.

The F-15EX's currently empty rear cockpit needs to be taken advantage of by adding a new kind of second crewmen, an Air Mission Commanding Officer.

The arrival of Chinese H-6s off American shores is a major, but not unexpected landmark in China's power projection evolution.

Ukraine's network of nearly 10,000 acoustic sensors has been highly effective and the U.S. Army is interested in copying it.

Branded Content: Inside the Marietta C-130 plant, the longest-running military aircraft production line in history.

For the first time, we have gotten a look at the Flying Technology Demonstrator that will feed into the Tempest fighter program.

SM-6, which the Army is already fielding to strike targets on land and at sea, could help bolster the service's strained air defense branch.