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Though so far small and hotly contested, the breach by Ukrainian Stryker and Marders is a significant advance in the counteroffensive.

The Army's Night Stalker Black Hawks are loaded with sensors, defensive systems, and communications gear to take on the hardest of missions.

As Ukraine attempted a complex aerial attack on a Russian airbase in Crimea, Moscow resumed its bombardment of energy infrastructure.

Iran has supplied what is only known as the 358 missile to proxies in Yemen and Iraq, but has never before acknowledged its existence.

Storm Shadow and SCALP-EG cruise missiles were reportedly at the forefront of the latest wave of Ukrainian strikes against Crimea.

Chkalovsky Air Base, just outside Moscow, is home to various strategic air assets as well as the high-profile presidential transport fleet.

An A-10 Weapons Instructor lays out how buying F/A-18E/Fs fits the Air Force's imperatives and keeps the A-10's unique braintrust intact.

With ATACMS' replacement arriving very soon, one major argument against sending the ballistic missiles to Ukraine would lose its potency.

The chief of Russia’s Long-Range Aviation says that the Tu-160 Blackjack is now carrying the advanced new long-range weapon.

Video of the crash site and radio calls made shortly after the F-35 pilot ejected add new color to this developing story.

Azerbaijan has launched a military campaign in the volatile Nagorno-Karabakh region, with fears that a new full-scale war could break out.

"This competition was the best thing I have done so far in my career,” an F-15 ground crewman told The War Zone as the contest wrapped up.

MC-130s operating from beaches could provide critical logistics in the Pacific where runways are few in number and under threat.

With its ability to 'shoot-and-scoot,' Paladin self-propelled Howitzers are keeping enemies pinned down and surviving to fight another day.

The 'zombie' F-35B has been missing since yesterday after its pilot ejected after experiencing a mishap and the jet flew on.

Photos of major damage to a Russian Navy submarine attacked while in dry dock in Crimea point to the boat being a complete write-off.

The USMC F-35B may have traveled in a 'zombie state' after the pilot ejected, leaving its whereabouts unknown.

Two Russian warships appeared in Sevastopol under tow but without clear signs of damage, while others remain unaccounted for.

Although the pilot survived, ejecting less than a second before the crash, the burning wreckage struck a passing car near the Turin airport.

Good times deep underground!