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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.

The name for Poland's F-35s, chosen via a public competition, draws on the nation's military history for inspiration.

Ukraine is falling back in areas as Russia's onslaught intensified, with tired troops in need of more ammo, which they hope arrives soon.

Ukraine appears to have used the propeller-driven Soviet-era trainer in an effort to down Russian aerial drones.

The Survivable Airborne Operations Center concept from Sierra Nevada Corp. has major similarities and differences with its E-4B predecessor.

China’s first domestically designed aircraft carrier will introduce the People’s Liberation Army Navy to ‘cat and trap’ naval air operations.

The Survivable Airborne Operations Center aircraft will replace the USAF's highly specialized 747-based E-4B strategic command post jets.

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After at least five losses from a fleet of 31, Ukrainian Abrams tanks have been temporarily withdrawn from operations, according to reports.

The XQ-67 gives General Atomics a demonstrator that is already flying as competition to build Collaborative Combat Aircraft heats up.

The nearly intact Skyranger plane crashed with a bomb attached to its underside and clear indications that it was remotely piloted.

Construction began today on a temporary pier off the coast of Gaza aim at providing humanitarian aid to millions of Palestinians.

The new CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the Pentagon's inventory and it provides a critical long-range, heavy-lift capability.

The Pentagon's top weapons buyer talked about Ukraine’s success in using tablets to integrate Western weapons on its Soviet jets.

A senior Pentagon official has alluded to a recently deployed long-range ground-launched weapon suffering from Russian jamming and other issues.

The pistol, which has been in service with the Canadian military since 1944, leaves behind a significant legacy as Sig's P320 replaces it.

The M1150 Assault Breacher Vehicle's capture is a loss for critical Ukrainian mine-clearing capabilities and a propaganda win for Russia.