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A dramatic mushroom cloud rose over a factory that makes military aviation related optical equipment, but the culprit is still unknown.

The 11 Chinese and Russian warships near Alaska is further evidence of deepening military cooperation between the two countries.

The latest Red Flag exercise was the first to be combined with a Navy carrier strike group's pre-deployment workup off Southern California.

Ukraine may be looking to take advantage of the redeployment of seasoned Russian troops from Kherson to Zaporizhzhia and the Donbas.

The U.S. military is looking into ways of intercepting and retrieving adversarial stratospheric surveillance balloons for further study.

The 31 M1A1 Abrams main battle tanks the U.S. promised to Ukraine have been refurbished and are now ready for delivery.

While this missile may not be mysterious in the end, it does highlight the high adaptability of NASAMS system to fire different 'effectors.'

Japan's interest in enabling its transport planes to launch advanced cruise missiles is likely the beginning of a new trend internationally.

France's SCALP-EGs are now being fired from Ukrainian Su-24s and President Zelensky visited an attack jet unit to commemorate the milestone.

The Russian tanker was struck overnight by an explosive-laden Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel and the resulting damage is considerable.

An tanker ship has been struck by a explosive-laden Ukrainian drone boat near the mouth of the Kerch Strait.

It's bunker time!

The new ad hoc ground-based air defense system is the latest advanced Western weapon rushed into service by Ukraine.

Congress wants the Navy to stop reducing the readiness of its Spearhead class transports and to make a plan for them in the Pacific.

Between the fight against violent extremists and ongoing challenges from Russia, the U.S. has a lot riding on the outcome of events in Niger.

An explosive-laden Ukrainian drone boat struck the Russian Navy landing ship Olenegorsky Gornyak, leaving it badly damaged.

Algorithms used in the XQ-58's AI brain were trained millions of times in simulated environments before being put to the test in reality.

The the much elongated sail of the INS Drakon is a change from earlier Israeli subs and may point to a vertical launch system.

The USMC is developing a playbook to use its F-35Bs from improvised areas and to work with other services to better fight at the forward edge.

Ukraine is reverting to wearing down the Russians with artillery instead of plunging into minefields under fire, according to a new report.