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The United States, United Kingdom, and Australia recently tested advanced drone swarm and artificial-intelligence targeting capabilities.

Conflicting imagery and accounts add to the mystery of what really happened to the Russian Navy's Ivan Khurs intelligence ship.

The F-15EX is not slated to have a dedicated school, leading to more questions about the new Eagle II's future.

An F-16 "training framework" for Ukrainian pilots will be developed in the "coming weeks," said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

Boeing released the first picture of the Australian-born MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone in the United States face-to-face with the MQ-25 Stingray.

The video is the latest evidence that Russian forces waged a fierce battle against an enemy fighting within its own borders.

Air Force officials have trumpeted digital engineering as hugely transformative for years, but what it can and can't do is now setting in.

The mysterious drone boat attack occurred roughly 200 miles from Ukrainian controlled shores, deep in the Black Sea off Turkey.

The 'partisans' who attacked into Russia say they stole the vehicles back from Russia who captured them from Ukraine.

The Marine Corps plans to employ its Long Range Unmanned Surface Vessels loaded with various payloads as strike and reconnaissance platforms.

The Ford, which is expected to stay in Norway's capital Oslo until next week, is the first U.S. carrier to visit the country in 65 years.

The Russian military released video of a drone boat blowing up in an attack hundreds of miles from Ukrainian controlled territory.

Pressure is building for Germany to approve a transfer of the air-launched cruise missiles to Ukraine, following the U.K. and France.

An official photo provides confirmation that Storm Shadow standoff missiles are being employed by Ukrainian swing-wing Su-24 Fencer jets.

Security assistance to Ukraine is for use inside its borders "to defend their country," the Pentagon's top spokesman said.

The U.S.'s heaviest conventional bunker busters may face challenges penetrating new underground tunnels near Iran’s Natanz nuclear site.

The F-35 program's structure has led to a "monopoly" and the Air Force says things will be different when it buys its next stealth jet.

Moscow claims it stopped the cross-border incursion but there are indications the fight inside Russia isn't over yet.

The Polish defense minister says that future Ukrainian F-16 pilots will start training in Poland, as a multinational effort comes together.

Attacks inside Russia's Belgorod Oblast continued into the night, with claims that the FSB and Interior Ministry buildings were struck.