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Zelensky visited the remote Black Sea outpost to pay respects a year after its liberation and 500 days since Russia's all out invasion began.

Get out of the fallout!

The DPICM cluster shells will help break Russia's stubborn trench networks and keep Ukraine's supply of critical artillery up.

The British and Americans toyed with the idea of flexible aircraft carrier decks from which to operate wheelless jet aircraft.

France's nuclear attack submarine Perle received an entire bow section from a retired submarine after suffering a major fire in 2020.

It looks like something out of a post-apocalyptic Hollywood action movie and its usefulness is questionable, but it sure looks intimidating.

Cluster munitions are highly controversial, but Ukraine has its reasons why they can be crucial to unseating deeply entrenched Russian forces.

Irked over Bulgarian President Rumen Radev's refusal to arm Ukraine, Zelensky lashed out with a sarcasm-laced diatribe.

A frontal view of the X-59 reveals details of its pilot vision system, provided in lieu of any forward-facing windows for its pilot.

Exercise Mobility Guardian 23 sees 70 airlifters from seven nations, including the U.S., train to fight in the Pacific theater.

The use of parachute flares launched from Su-35 fighters against MQ-9s signals a change in Russian drone harassment tactics.

Among the findings were millions in cash and gold bars, a disguise collection, a giant sledgehammer, and a cache of guns and ammo.

The Storm Shadow missile isn't cutting edge, but it could still be of significant intelligence value to an adversary.

The Air Force details its growing efforts to bring artificial intelligence-driven air combat drones from a laboratory experiment to reality.

After months of hearing how Russian glide bomb kits are an increasing problem for Ukraine, we finally see them in action.

Ukraine shows kill markings painted on a Patriot air defense battery that align with enemy aircraft downed inside Russia.

The Air Dominance Combined Test Force will handle testing for both the Next Generation Air Dominance program and the F-22 Raptor.

The U.S. Army says it has now successfully fired Tomahawk and SM-6 missiles from its new ground-based launchers.

There are remarkable parallels between the Allied supply of fighters to the Soviets in World War II and Ukraine’s situation today.

Russian air defenses are having a tough time dealing with Storm Shadow cruise missiles, even at close range.