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The AC-130J's deployment to South Korea, part of exercise Teak Knife, is the first time a Ghostrider model of the gunship has operated there.

As Russian forces close in on Bakhmut, there is increasing evidence that a Russian victory here would likely be a pyrrhic one.

Ukraine's latest plea for aircraft like the F-16 follows reports that it has sent pilots to the U.S. to have their skills assessed.

All signs point to an imminent test launch of an exotic system, possibly of the hypersonic variety, from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

Air Mobility Command claims the decision, which impacts its tanker and cargo aircraft, was made out of operational security concerns.

Come one, come all.

Ukraine says it shot down the Su-34 Fullback jet over Donetsk while Russian sources suggest it could have been downed by friendly fire.

With the help of Airfield Marking Patterns, the tanker's potential to move fuel and supplies to austere locations is increasing.

M60-based Armored Vehicle Launched Bridges will give Ukrainian forces additional ways to cross certain waterways, trenches, and other obstacles.

The drone breached a Belarusian airbase in broad daylight, apparently in the days leading up to a claimed drone strike on the A-50.

The latest drone video from the claimed partisan attack on a Russian radar plane highlights the vulnerability of its Belarusian airfield.

Russia says Ukraine carried out a deadly raid inside its borders, but Kyiv disputes that claim, suggesting partisans caused any trouble.

New images show an intact example of the same adapted commercial drone that has struck targets deep in Crimea and inside Russia.

Flight data showed multiple stationary objects at different locations high over Washington, D.C., but they may not have been there at all.

Researchers in China and elsewhere have demonstrated that high-altitude balloons can launch drones and the military applications are glaring.

A video shows an soldier with superhuman composure milling about in a trench unfazed by automatic cannon fire and explosions all around them.

The B-52 re-engining saga goes back many decades, but it's finally happening in the form of Rolls-Royce's TF130 turbofan.

Though produced in small numbers, the Vilkha-M can reach targets 68-miles away with a much larger warhead than the M31s fired by HIMARS.

Serving as weapon trucks loaded with Joint Strike Missiles could be one way for the MQ-9 drone to remain relevant in future major conflicts.

Prinz Eugen, and its unique torpedo launchers, survived WWII, sailed for both the Nazis and the U.S., and endured two nuclear weapons tests.