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Plans to give Ukraine JDAM-ERs with new seekers come as Western precision-guided munitions are reportedly suffering from Russian GPS jamming.

New info has emerged from U.S. officials about Russia's nuclear anti-satellite weapon and a test satellite that may be associated with it.

The Typhoon and Rafale are already in the running to meet Saudi Arabia’s fighter requirement, with the Eagle II now set to challenge them.

The United Kingdom has also pledged to Ukraine its biggest arms package of the conflict so far, worth over $3 billion a year.

Ground-based Tomahawk launchers are set to give the Marine Corps entirely new ways to hold targets on land and at sea at risk.

The Long Range Attack Missile, based on an unknown Air Force weapon, will help ensure Marine AH-1Zs stay relevant in future high-end fights.

After SM-3 successfully engaged Iranian ballistic missiles, the Navy Secretary says more are needed than the dozen per year currently planned.

The naming honors those Marines and sailors who fought for almost 20 years in Afghanistan, especially in the southern province of Helmand.

Israeli difficulties in separating friendly drones from hostile ones underscore critical issues that U.S. forces also need to address.

Armed with a 30mm Bushmaster cannon, the ACV-30 will provide the U.S. Marine Corps with its largest direct-fire gun.

The future of armed Marine KC-130Js is in question as a fight in the Pacific brews, but new electronic warfare capabilities are on the horizon.

New images of the giant underwater drone prototype show it completing in-water testing off Southern California earlier in the year.

In a little more than 90 seconds, four ATACMS hit a concentration of Russian troops reportedly preparing to attack in the Kharkiv area.

A newly released video shows the Chinese air-launched ballistic missile in action, dropped by an H-6K bomber.

Hard-kill active protection systems offer valuable additional defense against missiles and rockets, and could be used to swat down drones.

Software, cockpit, and maintenance improvements are all on the cards, as is a potential optionally piloted configuration.

Although details remain limited at this time, we know the pilot was able to safely eject before impact.

The Marines' growing number of air and missile defense units are set to begin receiving new Iron Dome and counter-drone systems next year.

As Ukraine sits in dire need of air defenses, Israel will reportedly place all its Patriot systems into storage over the next two months.

The multi-copter, now flying in prototype form, is competing for a U.S. Marine Corps autonomous resupply vehicle requirement.