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Rich with oil and minerals, the region of Essequibo has long been disputed, but tensions are now threatening to spiral out of control.

Much of the Navy P-8A remains intact after the mishap in Hawaii In November, and the hope is that it will eventually return to service.

For the first time, Stratolaunch has taken a fully fueled Talon-A hypersonic test vehicle aloft under its Roc mother ship.

USS Carney downed three drones Sunday and came to the aid of two commercial vessels struck by Houthi missiles in the Red Sea

Two J-16s sport impressive air-to-air loadouts, including the big PL-17 that could be approaching operational status, if it isn't already.

The mirror-like coatings have appeared on F-22s, F-35s, and F-117s, but this is the first time we have seen them in the carrier environment.

There's peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for all in the Bunker.

During a tour to the front lines in northeastern Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky offered a blunt assessment of the state of the war.

It's the second documented account of ADM-160 MALD wreckage being spotted in Ukraine, the first being right after Storm Shadow was put to use.

Building a single F-35 out of two damaged ones underscores how precious the jets are and lessons learned can be useful in other applications.

How the World War II-era submarine USS Salmon survived near catastrophic damage in 1944 is a truly incredible story.

GM Defense will deliver Suburbans designed from the ground-up for VIP protection to the State Department for the next decade.

The appearance of a high-fidelity Su-25 mock-up at an airbase in central Ukraine suggests a new counter-drone strategy.

Hamas rockets rained down across Israel and the IDF continued its bombardment of Gaza as both sides blamed each other for the ceasefire's end.

Roadrunner can takeoff from its 'nest' vertically, loiter until a drone or missile threat pops up, and destroy it, or return and land if not.

Here are the possibilities of what the addition of improvised cellular communications to Russia's Shahed drones means.

Selection of the P-8 maritime patrol aircraft instead of a homegrown solution signals a remarkable change in fortunes for Boeing in Canada.

Though five people, three Israelis and two Hamas attackers, were killed in Jerusalem today, the ceasefire holds.

Typhoon EK will replace aging Tornado ECRs and will be one part of a larger airborne electronic warfare ecosystem.

The Japanese military has temporarily grounded its own V-22 fleet, as the tilt-rotor type’s turbulent history in Japan continues.