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The ATACMS launch down under comes as Australia is set to buy the missiles and as the U.S. builds up Pacific-facing strike capabilities.

U.S. fighter jets are having worrisome aerial encounters in Arizona's restricted air combat training areas, which fits with a broader trend.

The port of Izmail, on the Danube River right across from Romania, is the latest grain infrastructure to be attacked by Russian drones.

The Hydra rocket's integration onto Ukraine's Mi-24s is the latest example of Western munitions joining the country's Soviet-era air arm.

Finnish Air Force aircraft used the new stretch of highway with a runway sandwiched between it near Jyväskylä–Tikkakoski Air Base.

At least a half dozen ships have ignored Russian warnings and appear to be headed to a Ukrainian port on the Danube River.

With a holdup in the delivery of long-awaited F-16 Block 70s, Taiwan is looking at extending the service life of some of its aging Mirages.

The railway connects Crimea to Kherson oblast, where Russian troops are trying to keep Ukraine from breaking through their lines.

With 70 feet of wingspan and a 22 foot high tail, the Skypirate was the huge piston powered Navy torpedo bomber that never came to be.

There is nothing like AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin and the massive aviation gathering looks remarkable when viewed from orbit.

Long-range drone strikes on Moscow are increasing in frequency and Ukraine's leadership is talking more openly about them.

Photographs show Ukraine using a stash of Grad rockets made in North Korea in barrages against Russian troops around Bakhmut’s ruins.

Several people were injured in a reprisal attack on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro after an S-200 missile struck the Russian city of Taganrog.

There's warm cocoa in the bunker!

The schedule for the B-21 Raider's first flight is still said to be "on track," but concerns about delays and cost increases remain.

Sean Kirkpatrick says "the central source of those allegations has refused to speak with AARO" in a fiery response the House's UFO hearing.

North Korea's torpedo-like underwater drone would allow for nuclear warhead delivery without confronting South Korea's air defenses.

Staromayorsk is an important logistics node in western Donetsk Oblast along a main highway in the region and some 60 miles from the Azov Sea.

Operation Gomorrah, a combined British and U.S. raid on the port city of Hamburg left unimaginable destruction and a problematic legacy.

Northrop Grumman has decided to focus on other opportunities, among them is the Navy's own 6th generation fighter program.