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The video shows at least seven Houthi commandos leave a helicopter that landed on the Galaxy Leader then capture the bridge on Sunday.

The Air Force has laid out the possibility of acquiring up to 10 modified airliners to supplement its C-32A VIP transport aircraft.

For the first time, it appears that Russia is combining air-launched cluster munitions with standoff glide bomb kits.

The $2.35 billion deal to purchase Block IV and V Tomahawk missiles would give Japan a new offensive punch in a restive region.

You know the drill.

The IDF said it is "close to dismantling" Hamas in northern Gaza and there are indications its gaze could turn to the south.

A gap in the otherwise capable armory of the Visby class corvettes will be filled by the Common Anti-air Modular Missile (CAMM).

Specialized seekers would help loitering munitions find and destroy electronic warfare systems, but could have other applications.

Japan's Mogami class frigates are an intriguing mix of extreme automation paired with a small crew size, relevant capabilities, and low cost.

General Atomics' Mojave short take off and landing drone has gone to sea aboard the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales.

Faced with continued delays in acquiring more F-16s, Turkey is now said to be in talks to buy secondhand Eurofighter Typhoons.

First-person view drones are making a big impact on the battlefield, with a Russian Bukhanka van being one of their latest victims.

The U.S. has had a curious relationship with tactical transport concepts that use lift fans for vertical takeoff and landing for decades.

USS Thomas Hudner shot down a drone over the Red Sea but exactly what the drone's intent was remains disputed.

The F-15QA's advanced fly-by-wire technology and the power offered by its F110-GE-129 engines have been on full display at the Dubai Airshow.

Under intense global pressure to protect patients, staff and those sheltering, Israel says it doesn't plan to stay at the Al-Shifa Hospital.

Containerized counter-drone systems could provide valuable added defenses, even at remote and austere forward locations.

NATO has followed the U.S. Air Force in opting for the E-7A Wedgetail AEW&C aircraft as a partial replacement for its aging E-3 AWACS fleet.

The IDF says a "precise and targeted" operation is taking place out of "operational necessity" at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.

The first aerial refueling of USAF fighters by a privately-owned tanker could be a glimpse of what's to come.