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Sending British forces to train troops in Ukraine and escort grain ships would be a massive shift in strategy for the U.K. and NATO.

Moscow’s efforts to disrupt Ukraine's ability to target and strike its bomber force while on the ground now includes painted silhouettes.

Newly released pictures include the first time the USAF has offered a look at its hypersonic cruise missile design.

You know the drill.

There are indications that the Su-35 was downed by friendly Russian air defenses near a highly contested area of Ukraine.

The Army’s 160th SOAR Black Hawks are starting to get new noses and other added features, and one is now sporting exotic blue camouflage.

Ukrainian police recovered a variety of weapons in recent days, including air defense missiles they turned over to the military.

Imagery taken in China raises the possibility of a new land-based J-35 prototype, but also provides more questions than it answers.

After nine months of bloody fighting this year, Russia has gained the most ground, but it amounts to less than the square area of Kyiv.

A passenger system stuffed in the weapons bay could turn the 360 Invictus into a small transport helicopter in a pinch.

Russia has recently been using its Shahed-136 drones in larger numbers and the latest ones are upgraded with new features.

Air Force leadership touts the F-15EX's unique abilities and mission sets, but most of the 104 jet fleet will have to focus on one thing.

Faced with an ever larger and more capable Chinese Navy, Taiwan is responding by building a class of its own diesel-electric submarines.

Video footage of the incident, which took place last week, shows the aircraft careering off the runway before exploding in a ball of fire.

Cluster munition-laden ATACMSs would be able to take out aprons full of aircraft and key air defense batteries from nearly 200 miles away.

Between combat missions, Ukrainian pilots are spending down time training on F-16 virtual reality simulators to speed up the learning curve.

F-16s do not have built-in boarding ladders, which could be an issue during future operations at sites where there is limited ground support.

The Navy is looking for ways to launch and recover advanced drones from aboard everything from expeditionary sea bases to destroyers.

The Air Force top museum's latest acquisition is widely believed to have spent more than a decade in the shadows of deep classification.

A small flying wing drone with stealthy features would give South Korea new options for surveilling and possibly striking the North.