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The French move to provide SCALP-EG air-launched cruise missiles comes after the U.K. delivered essentially identical missiles to Kyiv.

The 706th Aggressor Squadron reflects a still-growing demand for more advanced red air adversaries and greater numbers of them.

Reports suggest that Russia plans to start manufacturing a version of its Yars ICBM with a novel, harder-to-defeat warhead configuration.

The F-15D from the Oregon Air National Guard ended up partially submerged in a canal but the pilot thankfully survived.

Russia is throwing everything it's got at Kyiv and Ukraine's new Patriot batteries, which are likely the top targets, are responding in kind.

The tanks are not combat ready, but can be used to teach Ukrainians how to operate Abrams, the Pentagon said.

An active electronically scanned array radar would allow AC-130Js to independently engage targets in any weather and at greater distances.

A Ukrainian arms dealer told us what it's like trying to procure weapons from U.S. companies for his country's fight against Russia.

This summer, the United Kingdom will start training Ukrainian pilots to get them ready for future F-16 fighter jet deliveries.

Satellite imagery shows an explosives storage area in Ukraine that was supposedly attacked by Russian drones has been devastated.

As Russia's position in Bakhmut deteriorates, outrage from various Russian pro-war factions over the situation grows.

It appears that an explosives storage site near the town of Khmelnitsky detonated creating an absolutely massive explosion.

Multiple possibilities exist as to what brought these aircraft down, but most would mark a major change in Ukraine's counter-air abilities.

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As we predicted back in December, a report states that Russia targeted emissions from the Patriot system's radar to locate and attack it.

Training to respond to drones dropping munitions, as well as how t conduct those kinds of attacks, reflects battlefield trends beyond Ukraine.

Depicted in various images of nuclear tests in the early Cold War period, the smokey lines have an intriguing history all of their own.

It isn’t clear if Iron Dome or David’s Sling was used in the engagement, but Israel says the latter has made its first operational intercept.

The U.S.-made ADM-160 MALD is used to help clear paths through enemy air defenses for friendly aircraft and missiles.

Boeing's T-7 Red Hawk delays aren't just a pilot production issue, they are also a reality check on 'transformational' digital engineering.