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More U.S. Air Force tankers and fighters head to the Middle East as the conflict intensifies.

Issues tied to Zumwalt's hugely powerful hybrid-electric power plant and other factors have set back its return to the fleet.

The PLA-inspired vehicle adds visual realism to exercises as Australia’s military trains for conflict against its primary adversary.

Saronic has been making headlines with its drone boats, but its Texas shipyard supersizes its nautical ambitions.

What looks to be the largest at-sea replenishment ship anywhere in the world is taking shape at a Chinese shipyard.

Across the globe, more militaries are relying on mesh netting to protect against the growing threat of small drones.

The new initiative revives Britain’s collaborative combat aircraft ambitions and is intended to fly alongside Typhoon, F-35, and the future Tempest.

The range requirement offers the first real window into the capabilities the Navy wants for its future carrier-based tactical drone fleets.

The Saudis are clearly arming themselves to defend against a massive number of drones in future conflicts.

More than 20 U.S. Navy warships, including two carrier strike groups and an amphibious ready group, are underway in the Middle East.

The statement casts new uncertainty over how Britain plans to restore its NATO nuclear strike role.

In addition to striking Iranian targets, CENTCOM also turned away two ships trying to run the new blockade.

This is also the first time any U.S. Collaborative Combat Aircraft drone has fired a live air-to-air missile.

The spotlight may be on sixth-gen designs, but the J-20 Mighty Dragon is transforming the PLAAF through sheer production scale.

The Pentagon is moving forward with a jumbo buy of standoff weapons that cost a fraction of their higher-end legacy counterparts.

The USAF had already drawn down a large part of its peak tanker force at Ben Gurion Airport, now additional jets will have to find new homes.

Pickaxe Mountain is Iran's hardest-to-reach facility and Trump saying he may take a "shot right in the front door" wasn't likely just small talk.

Korean Air will modify the two Global 6500 jets, drastically enhancing Seoul’s sovereign electronic warfare capability.

A scathing new Pentagon Inspector General report found problems at the plant delayed the Army's 100,000 round-per-month goal.

The blockade is back on tomorrow with more than 20 U.S. Navy ships on station and available in the region.