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AUKUS presents an incredible opportunity to build huge numbers of common collaborative drones that can fight with 4th and 5th gen fighters.

A major span linking occupied Crimea and Kherson Oblast was hit by what Russians say was a Ukrainian cruise missile attack Thursday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says that regardless of what happens in the counteroffensive, he won't negotiate until Russia leaves.

Exactly why the T-72 ended up on top of the MaxxPro MRAP remains a bit of a mystery.

The five individuals inside the missing Titan submersible are believed to have less than 24 hours of oxygen left.

Romania is being eyed as the epicenter of a multinational effort to train Ukraine to operate F-16s, and contractors could play a major part.

The Marine Corps' time as the last major U.S. military user of the legendary 1911 pistol has come to an end.

An exclusive look into the German Navy’s submarine squadron and one of the world’s most capable diesel-electric submarines.

There’s no guarantee banging noises came from the Titan and, even if they did, time is running out for a successful recovery.

Ukrainian officials say they are facing a tough fight despite high expectations, but the "big blow" is still yet to come.

The intercept was conducted as temporary flight restrictions are in place over much of the Bay Area, owing to a visit by President Biden.

An official photo from the Ukrainian Air Force shows a MiG-29 fitted with an apparently previously unseen set of unusual weapon pylons.

The Navy has other deep-sea rescue, and search and salvage capabilities, but the depths around the Titanic exceed some of their abilities.

Boeing's T-7A now won’t be in service until 2027 at the earliest, but getting the first EMD jet into the air will be a big milestone.

Two B-52s arrived at Kualanamu International Airport yesterday, marking the first deployment of the strategic bombers to Indonesia.

Russian and Ukrainian sources both agree that Moscow's forces are on the move in the Donbas, a possible challenge to Kyiv's counteroffensive.

The unusual design features of the Ka-52 attack helicopter allow it to keep flying even with much of its tail missing in action.

One by one, Russian troops are gunned down after the Ukrainian special operators enter a trench in a surprise attack.

In a new development, Russia appears to be using antique T-54/55 tanks as vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices.

As the Dnipro’s floodwaters recede downstream, establishing a bridgehead across the partially drained reservoir seems more plausible.