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Despite the new delay, U.S. Special Operations Command still has a clear interest in testing an amphibious C-130.

High-flying RQ-4 surveillance drones are a staple over the Black Sea, but their operations have recently shifted east near Russia's coast.

A Chinese reusable spacecraft may have demonstrated capabilities that could be used to attack other satellites on a recent months-long flight.

Having served in the Roman army under a risky conscription scheme, Arminius's ambush in Teutoburg Forest inflicted massive damage to the Empire.

F-22A Raptor 07-4146 is finally back in the air again after a five-year restoration period that followed a mishap belly landing.

Emotionally charged but massively scaled back, the 2023 Victory Day parade in Moscow was ominously overshadowed by the war in Ukraine.

Armored Humvees with four-shot laser-guided rocket pods offer Ukraine a quick moving precision attack capability against a wide variety of targets.

A new inflatable hangar is one example of the Air Force's shift to deception in order not just to win, but to survive in the Pacific.

The shadowy Chinese spaceplane, which was launched in August last year, returned to Earth after 276 days in orbit.

One man died in Odesa while several people were injured in Kyiv during the latest volley of Russian missile and drone strikes.

The War Zone is doing another T-shirt fundraiser drive, this time for the Gary Sinise Foundation, and we need a great design idea!

The latest evolution of improvised Russian armor kit appears to include explosive reactive armor bricks placed atop a 'cope cage.'

After a denial, Ukraine revealed that its newly arrived Patriot missile battery intercepted a Russian Kinzhal missile during recent strikes.

It's bunker time!

Horrific video is coming out of Bakhmut showing blocks of the devastated city covered in brightly glowing incendiaries dropped from above.

Wagner boss Vevgeny Prigozhin said his troops will leave Bakhmut on May 10 over a lack of ammo, but Ukraine isn't buying that threat.

In 1944, the British converted HMS Menestheus into an amenities ship for Allied forces in the Pacific, complete with a brewery.

The passive submarine detection system should help overhaul Australia’s anti-submarine warfare capabilities to face a growing Chinese threat.

Dramatic imagery of a familiar-looking drone downed by a surface-to-air missile over the Ukrainian capital left many wondering what happened.

The image shows the epicenter of a huge explosion in Ukraine, which may have been a building full of Soviet-era ICBM rockets motors.