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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.

One of Russia's newest warships is said to have come under attack by unmanned naval drones as it enforced the blockade against Ukraine.

Fierce fighting has resumed near Kupiansk, in an area Ukraine had liberated last Fall and around a river that's considered a barrier.

The specter of conflict in the Pacific is making Air Mobility Command rethink its future fleet, possibly including the addition of drones.

For decades the Navy has been trying to realize a small submarine to transport SEALs inside a pressurized cabin, and now its operational.

Russia claimed two drones were brought down over Moscow, while Ukraine also launched a barrage of drones against targets in Crimea.

Ukraine's M2 Bradleys have appeared with explosive-reactive armor and possibly other upgrades that could help with their survivability.

The latest Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly hit a sizable logistics junction north of the occupied peninsula’s capital of Simferopol.

Over the past two days, U.S. officials have indicated that Washington is working to drastically accelerate the delivery of F-16s to Ukraine.

Talk amongst yourselves.

GM's new armored VVIP protection vehicle features Chevy Suburban looks but it's designed from the ground-up for its hugely demanding role.

The Army's trench warfare training may have seemed archaic in the past, but the war in Ukraine is serving as the latest reminder otherwise.

Days after issuing a warning to ships in the Black Sea, Russia staged a demonstration of its anti-ship capabilities.

The new version of the primary attack helicopter Russia is using in Ukraine is notably different from the prototype Ka-52Ms seen before.

The White House and Pentagon say Ukraine is now using donated cluster munitions and they are already making a difference.