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The Fallon-based jet came off the runway during a training mission at Naval Air Station Lemoore in California.

Ukraine says it sees no threat from the few hundred Wagner troops that have already returned to fight, but Russia could send more.

There have been at least nine flight tests of stealthy Long Range Stand Off missile prototypes, including one with a mock nuclear warhead.

Among its many defensive aids, the stealthy F-35 features traditional expendable infrared countermeasures housed behind doors.

Australia has dumped its NH90s after years of budget blow-outs, low availability, defects, mission failures and the tragic loss of aircrew.

For the second time in less than two weeks, the Russian Black Sea resort town of Sochi was targeted by Ukrainian drones.

Serbian forces are still gathered on the border with Kosovo, amid ongoing tensions and a spike of violence in the troubled country.

The USAF revealed areas of greatest performance interest for its Collaborative Combat Aircraft as it starts looking for engines to power them.

The leaked footage shows the Su-33 in the sea after an incident involving the Russian carrier Admiral Kuznetsov off Syria in 2016.

The center in Poland was set up specifically to work on Leopard 2 tanks operated by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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.