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Russia aims to improve on dated Iranian manufacturing practices and increase the Shahed 136's range and flexibility while building thousands.

The U.S. military needs a 5th Generation Aerial Target, or 5GAT, to replicate stealthy jets and missiles in tests and training.

The complex F-111 incorporated a crew escape module instead of ejection seats, which proved a life saver during the type's combat debut.

Washington has approved the sale of the highly capable system to Germany, which sees it as part of a wider Europe-wide air defense network.

The liberation of the town of Urozhaine, about 50 miles north of Mariupol, is another small step in Ukraine's ongoing counteroffensive.

The Air Force wants the highly-efficient blended wing body demonstrator, which could inform various future projects, to be flying by 2027.

The Sea Baby is claimed to pack a 1,800-pound warhead and is said to have been used in the last drone boat attack on the Kerch Bridge.

Taiwan's HF-2E land-attack cruise missile has reportedly been in service for more than a decade, but has never been seen publicly.

Ukrainian officials shot back at the idea that Kyiv would trade territory Russia still holds for membership in NATO.

An exercise in Wisconsin is highlighting how teamwork between stealthy and non-stealthy fighters will be critical in future major conflicts.

Triton is the westernmost island in the South China Sea's strategic Paracel archipelago and added militarization of it has big implications.

The Stryker is seen being attacked by a Lancet loitering munition as it uses its high-speed abilities to traverse a road in the open.

The Luftwaffe live-tweeted the problems with one of its A340 VIP transport jets before announcing the premature retirement of the fleet.

The iconic Humvee's rugged, utilitarian design is perfect parody material when compared to the Bentley's extreme extravagance.

With the current counteroffensive moving slowly, some Western officials say the timeline for success may shift to next year.

A familiar feature of Russian fighting vehicles in the war in Ukraine, ‘cope cages’ are hitting the global arms market.

The drone-dropped bomblet set off a massive secondary explosion, igniting the explosive rope-like line charges the vehicle carries.

Both crew safely ejected from the stricken Soviet-era swing-wing MiG-23 Flogger, with it flying uncontrolled into the ground seconds later.

The Palau-flagged bulk carrier continued on its voyage after a Russian “inspection” but soon fled toward the coastline and Turkish waters.

An initial cadre of Ukrainian pilots may not be fully qualified to fly F-16s until next summer at the earliest.