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Long-range drone strikes on Moscow are increasing in frequency and Ukraine's leadership is talking more openly about them.

Photographs show Ukraine using a stash of Grad rockets made in North Korea in barrages against Russian troops around Bakhmut’s ruins.

Several people were injured in a reprisal attack on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro after an S-200 missile struck the Russian city of Taganrog.

There's warm cocoa in the bunker!

The schedule for the B-21 Raider's first flight is still said to be "on track," but concerns about delays and cost increases remain.

Sean Kirkpatrick says "the central source of those allegations has refused to speak with AARO" in a fiery response the House's UFO hearing.

North Korea's torpedo-like underwater drone would allow for nuclear warhead delivery without confronting South Korea's air defenses.

Staromayorsk is an important logistics node in western Donetsk Oblast along a main highway in the region and some 60 miles from the Azov Sea.

Operation Gomorrah, a combined British and U.S. raid on the port city of Hamburg left unimaginable destruction and a problematic legacy.

Northrop Grumman has decided to focus on other opportunities, among them is the Navy's own 6th generation fighter program.

The two drones first appeared in satellite imagery last month, and have now been unveiled to the public including video of them in the air.

The U.S. has recovered alien spacecraft and bodies and has kept secrets for nearly a century David Grusch testified today.

A new Air Force detachment in Alaska will help meet increasing demands for RC-135V/W Rivet Joint spy plane flights in the Pacific.

Pentagon officials told the New York Times that the full weight of the Ukrainian counteroffensive is now underway.

The two AH-1Z Vipers are the first of twenty H-1 series helicopters the U.S. is delivering to the Czech Republic.

With claims of crashed alien craft and massive coverups spreading in Washington, it's time to put it all to the test once and for all.

The Bakhmut area continues to be at the center of fierce fighting, where both sides agree that Ukraine is slowly encircling the city.

Tomahawks fired from mobile ground-based launchers give the Marines a long-range strike capability unlike any they've had before.

Russian loitering munitions continue to take their toll on Ukraine's prized Western ground-based air defense systems.

As the U.S. seeks runway-independent aircraft for a Pacific fight, Catalina Aircraft says its revamped flying boat can play a role.