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With U.S. military aid funding for Ukraine about to run out, the Pentagon is imploring Congress to pass a spending bill.

The Royal Netherlands Air Force will operate dual-role F-35A jets that are able to draw from a shared NATO stockpile of B61-12 nuclear bombs.

The future of a laser-armed AC-130J is increasingly uncertain and a broader review of the Ghostrider's armament package is in progress.

Ukraine's Defense Intelligence Directorate now says it sunk two ships docked at a port in western Crimea.

On Friday, November 10, at just after dawn, the B-21 Raider took to the skies over Palmdale's Plant 42, marking its first flight.

The retirement of the Indian Navy’s Il-38SD May brings to an end an illustrious epoch spent operating Soviet-made submarine hunters.

Formal T-7 flight testing is now set to begin and talk about an F-7 fighter version could have broader ramifications for the Air Force.

The pause comes as Israel says it has captured a key Hamas command center in the heart of Gaza City near al-Shifa Hospital.

The X-37B spaceplane is planned to be launched again in December, this time atop the most powerful commercial rocket in the world.

A group of A-10s deployed the Middle East last month to help deter Iran and its proxies amid the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict.

The high-performance flying seen in the video shows how Night Stalkers can be on top of a ship and landing operators in seconds.

The Houthis in Yemen reportedly shot down the MQ-9 drone off its shores amid a huge buildup of American naval power in the region.

While Israel says it has the upper hand now in the north, there is still a lot of fighting ahead and no clear endgame.

As well as bringing a big change to the Arleigh Burke class's look, SEWIP Block III drastically enhances its electronic warfare abilities.

The first five Dutch F-16 fighters arrived today at a new training hub in Romania, where they will be used by Ukrainian pilots.

The future of the AC-130J's big gun is once again uncertain as interest in giving the Ghostrider more stand-off strike capabilities grow.

The fire, which engulfed historic Hangar 1 at former Marine Corps Air Station Tustin, has rendered the structure irreparable.

The classic F-5 fighter is poised to be withdrawn in Taiwan, but a uniquely configured reconnaissance version of the jet will serve longer.

Thousands of Gaza City residents fled south through a 'humanitarian corridor' ahead of the IDF's push directly into the heart of Gaza City.

What exactly will replace the U-2 and what kind of capability enhancements or gaps will come from it are still unclear.