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Both Ukrainian and Russian sources say that for the first time an Su-57 Felon, Moscow's most advanced combat aircraft, was struck.

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Missiles pounded a large complex in the city of Luhansk that Ukraine says was used by the Russian military, Russia says it was civilian.

A Russian Navy flotilla is making its way to Cuba for exercises as Putin threatens to arm 'regional' enemies of Ukraine's allies.

VMX-1's first CH-53K arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma today bringing all of the squadron's manned aircraft together for the first time.

With the F-4's illustrious career in South Korea ending, just three air arms still operate the type and in dwindling numbers.

U.S. officials expect to begin moving half a million pounds of aid over the beach in the coming days, and ramp that up after.

Hezbollah's Iranian-supplied man-in-the-loop controlled loitering munitions offer a dynamic precision attack capability that can strike miles away.

As the 80th anniversary of D-Day is commemorated in France, Biden promised continued U.S. and NATO support for Ukraine.

Mirage 2000s are now set to be second type of Western combat jet to enter Ukrainian service after the F-16.

The Navy has confirmed our suspicions that an EA-18G Growler used an AGM-88E Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile to destroy an Mi-24 Hind.

Russia has long operated a handful of the Soviet-era turboprop transports, but has finally signaled that it now plans to withdraw them.

Oregon's 142nd Wing is the first operational unit to get the F-15EX and is set to receive the second of 18 jets within weeks.

The Long Range Artillery (LORA) munition is the latest short-range ballistic missile to have been adapted by Israel as an air-launched weapon.

The idea of giving weapons to forces that are hostile to countries that allow Ukraine to use their weapons on Russian soil was put forward by Putin today.

Electronic warfare pods with 'little buddy' decoys will be key for defending the highly-valuable, but vulnerable P-8As.

The decision, announced today, means Australia’s undersea force won’t have a long-range strike weapon for at least a decade.

Arming Navy surface and subsurface fleets with hypersonic anti-ship cruise missiles would give them critical new maritime strike capabilities.

Somewhere between an expendable drone and a cruise missile, the FEANIX is planned to operate alongside crewed fighters starting from the 2030s.

Airbus says it wants the Wingman drone to enter service in the 2030s and to cost about a third as much as a crewed fighter aircraft.