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The Navy is launching an effort to integrate JASSM, LRASM, JAGM, and Hellfire missiles on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

Ukraine is advancing from its bridgehead across the Dnipro River which is proving to be a growing problem for Russia.

The head of the Air Force has concerns about the LGM-35A Sentinel IBCM program, but says it is too important to let fail.

Russia has subjected Ukraine to a relentless missile bombardment since the full-scale war began, but its effectiveness has been mixed.

We are slowly learning more about the Collaborative Combat Aircraft initiative, including cost and operational performance targets.

Uncrewed submarines loaded with 'multi-domain' drones could offer a new dimension for hunting for enemy naval forces and mines, and more.

The IDF has reached the Al Shifa hospital, that it says is a nexus for Hamas operations, but has yet to move into the facility.

The Mitznefet, which has been used by the Israeli Defense Forces for decades, serves a number of purposes on and off the battlefield.

Thank you to all who served, and to the families and friends who support them.

As Israel's Gaza full invasion enters its second week, U.S. officials are voicing increasing concerns about civilian casualties.

Our analysis of seeing the first B-21 Raider, nicknamed Cerberus, in the sky and from many new angles for the very first time.

With U.S. military aid funding for Ukraine about to run out, the Pentagon is imploring Congress to pass a spending bill.

The Royal Netherlands Air Force will operate dual-role F-35A jets that are able to draw from a shared NATO stockpile of B61-12 nuclear bombs.

The future of a laser-armed AC-130J is increasingly uncertain and a broader review of the Ghostrider's armament package is in progress.

Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate now says it sunk two ships docked at a port in western Crimea.

On Friday, November 10, at just after dawn, the B-21 Raider took to the skies over Palmdale's Plant 42, marking its first flight.

The retirement of the Indian Navy’s Il-38SD May brings to an end an illustrious epoch spent operating Soviet-made submarine hunters.

Formal T-7 flight testing is now set to begin and talk about an F-7 fighter version could have broader ramifications for the Air Force.

The pause comes as Israel says it has captured a key Hamas command center in the heart of Gaza City near al-Shifa Hospital.

The X-37B spaceplane is planned to be launched again in December, this time atop the most powerful commercial rocket in the world.