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RCADE simulates battles faster with more variables so that a slew of critical lessons can be learned virtually, before shots are ever fired.

While the circumstances are unclear, the incident is apparently the first time the battle-proven Challenger 2 has been lost in combat.

Arranging surplus tires atop Russian bombers is likely a highly makeshift countermeasure used to thwart Ukrainian long-range missile strikes.

When he wasn’t in the studio, on stage, or in the sand, Jimmy Buffett flew the world in style with a fleet of amazing planes.

The Yak-130's arrival is likely a precursor to Russian Su-35 Flanker eventually joining the Iranian Air Force.

A soldier is lucky to be alive after the Ukrainian Bradley he was standing next to caught a round from another Bradley during training.

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Rattled by the fact Kresty Air Base was hit by drones launched nearby, the local governor is gathering residents to patrol the area.

Check out this photographer's teeth-ratting, landscape jostling, ear-splitting encounter with an F-35A departing Boeing Field in Seattle.

Ukraine's M1 Abrams tanks are set to arrive in the next few weeks and they are likely to be rushed to the front before the rains hit.

New satellite imagery shows two Il-76s were totally destroyed and two others damaged in the drone attack on Kresty Air Base.

Leveraging the AIM-9M Sidewinders in a ground-based air defense application is arguably as relevant as on its Su-27 and MiG-29s.

Japan moves away from procuring dedicated missile defense ships, opting for a multi-role, cruiser-like design that focuses on that mission.

The cause of the crash, which happened Tuesday near Bakhmut, is unknown and under criminal investigation according to reports.

Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un have exchanged letters pledging to increase future cooperation, the White House announced Wednesday.

Normally used for illuminating the ground during night reconnaissance missions, photo-flash flares also make an awesome airshow act.

Sailors aboard USS Missouri faced incoming anti-ship missiles and a suspected chemical attack on February 25, 1991.

Videos show multiple fires around a Russian air base in the Pskov region, more than 370 miles away from the Ukrainian border.

Russia is working to create an improvised barrier in an attempt to protect its critical Kerch Bridge against future drone boat attacks.

A massive network is being constructed to give everyone from soldiers to allied countries a "single pane of glass" view of the battlefield.