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Two ballistic missiles were fired from Yemen in the direction of USS Mason as it responded to the attempted seizure of a chemical tanker.

Ukraine reported considerable success against Russia's most intense drone onslaught of the war, but there are fears of much more to come.

Waves after wave of Russian infantry is being sent at Ukrainian positions around the embattled city of Avdiivka with little to no success.

A truce and hostage releases are welcome respite, but the Israel Defense Forces are adamant that the war is far from over.

The new coalition announced today, led by Germany and France, will bring together 20 nations to boost Ukraine's air defenses.

Gather around the virtual Thanksgiving dinner table for a chat with friends.

The intact capture of a Ukrainian MAGURA V5 drone boat could give Russians new insights, even if limited, and help with their own designs.

The Navy's unique NC-20G is configured to carry a specialized camera system primarily intended to document missile tests.

Boasting a jet for more speed and quicker transit times, plus different guidance options, the Shahed-238 would be harder to defend against.

The founder of jetpack startup Gravity Industries recently shared a video of him unleashing bursts of pistol fire while in flight.

The deal, which has been in the works for weeks, will see dozens of hostages and prisoners released, as well as a temporary ceasefire.

The switch from EC-37B to EA-37B reflects the aircraft's capabilities, which could go well beyond jamming enemy radars and other emitters.

Developed in Soviet times as a high-altitude surveillance aircraft, the M-55 Mystic-B recently appeared carrying a signals intelligence pod.

A new report warns about the risks of the Navy's aggressive plans for the MQ-25 as Boeing gets millions in new funding for its development.

This marks the fourth U.S. airstrike against Iranian-backed militias since Oct. 26 and the first on a target in Iraq.

The aircraft skidded into Kaneohe Bay while attempting to land at the Marine Corps Air Station by the same name.

Mud, rain, frigid temperatures, snow and wind are slowing things down on the battlefield, but the fighting will continue.

The exhaust from the massive cluster of Raptor engines in Starship's booster combined to create a gigantic 'shock diamond' during launch.

Hopes of a deal to release hostages are growing, but the issue is proving to be extremely divisive in Israel.

Lockheed is celebrating 80 years of Skunk Works with some new hints of what they are working on, SR-72 and NGAD 'fighter' included.