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The first indications that something was afoot was last Friday when a C-17 was asked to divert to investigate something near Hawaii.

A chemical plant used to store old Soviet-era missiles was believed to be among the targets hit in a barrage that injured dozens.

China's extensive airship and balloon programs have seen new scrutiny after multiple shoot-downs over U.S. and Canadian airspace this year.

The first photos have appeared showing air-launched 5-inch Zuni rockets in Ukraine, apparently arming Su-25 attack jets.

The latest drone strike on Russian-occupied Sevastopol resulted in destroying a big fuel farm just as Ukraine's offensive is set to begin.

You know the drill.

Donated tanks and other vehicles have given Ukraine an "armored fist" needed to launch an offensive says Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov.

While not the 'real' Belafonte, the ship, now named Hi’ialakai, previously served with the Navy, the Coast Guard, and NOAA.

Artificial intelligence-driven electronic warfare capabilities could change how U.S. forces respond to unexpected electromagnetic threats.

In an apparent new development, the long-endurance drone, which can carry weapons, flew a mission taking it up the east coast of Taiwan.

The USAF is facing a huge problem of rescuing aircrews, especially those flying stealth aircraft, in very contested areas far from any bases.

The fortifications were likely installed due to Russia's concerns over an offensive that could run through the plant, the U.K. MoD says.

Tor-M1s and an S-300 were recently spotted on railcars in Ohio, but they likely aren't exactly what they appear to be.

This is our first complete look at Turkey’s new attack helicopter, which recently began engine tests ahead of its first flight.

Inspired by WWII midget subs, USS X-1 gave the U.S. Navy a taste of a capability that would come of age decades later in unmanned form.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner mercenary group, says Russians are dying needlessly in Bakhmut because of the lack of ammunition.

Footage taken by onlookers shows the MiG-31 Foxhound hurtling towards the ground while streaming flames near Murmansk.

A visit to South Korea by an Ohio class ballistic missile submarine is part of a reported broader new deterrence deal with the United States.

Beyond artillery shells, rockets, mortars and tank rounds, the U.S. will provide Ukraine with more than 200 million small arms rounds.

The Air Force plans to continue using F-117 Nighthawk stealth jets in a variety of test and training roles through at least 2034.