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The A-10 Warthog will be able to employ 16 GBU-39 Small Diameter Bombs, each against a separate target, on a single sortie.

The Chinese aircraft carrier Shandong sailed within around 400 miles of Guam during a nearly three-week-long cruise in the Western Pacific.

The Hürjet boasts supersonic performance and is planned to be produced in advanced training and light combat configurations.

Ukrainian long-range drones are creeping closer to Moscow, which could become a major issue for the Kremlin as the war drags on.

The Navy began buying sea bases like the USS Lewis B. Puller in the first place in part to help respond to crises like the one rocking Sudan.

Two Independence class and four Freedom class Littoral Combat Ships, the youngest just three-years-old, would be put up for sale.

The Australian government looked at the B-21 Raider before deciding to buy new air-launched standoff missiles for its existing fighter jets.

A recent test of an unarmed Minuteman III demonstrated the Air Force's ability to launch the missile from E-6B aircraft.

Sikorsky recently lost a protest against Bell's contract award for the FLRAA tender, arguing unsuccessfully that its bid was unfairly judged.

More than 100 troops evacuated about 70 embassy personnel and their dependents via a long-range helicopter mission due to fighting in Sudan.

As NATO-trained Ukrainian units return, their often rumored counteroffensive cannot come soon enough for those still at the frontline.

Plenty of rations for all!

A Moscow court arrested Ukrainian intel boss Maj. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov in absentia for the Kerch Bridge attack.

The main focus of U.S. and allied aid to Ukraine will not be Western fighter jets, but ground-based air defenses like the Patriots.

Leaving the dock where conversion work has been underway represents a big step forward in turning the JS Kaga into an F-35B carrier.

A U.S. MQ-9 avoided being shot down last November over Syria, but this only recently disclosed incident points to concerning trends.

The center of the city of Belgorod, close to the Ukrainian border, took a hit from a weapon dropped apparently in error by a Su-34 Fullback.

A leaked document purports to provide details on the recent use of RQ-170s, and various other surveillance aircraft, in the Black Sea region.

A commander was killed, troops were wounded and two jets were destroyed as a result of the failed operation, Ukrainian state security says.

The Indonesian Air Force’s Russian-made Flankers dwarf the F-16s and T-50s pictured with them at a recent gathering in Jakarta.