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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.

Air Force and other U.S. military officials say there has been a significant uptick in unsafe encounters with Russian jets over Syria.

The Littoral Combat Ship USS Cleveland slammed into a tugboat in a very public mishap at its launch ceremony in Wisconsin.

Sean Kirkpatrick has "concerning indicators" that adversary technology may account for some of these unknown objects.

Dozens of upgraded F/A-18s in storage in Australia after years waiting to be sent to the U.S. should be donated immediately to Ukraine.

The Ukrainian defense minister has thanked the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands for the much-needed air defense systems.

Leaked documents from the Pentagon suggest that time is running out to replace Ukraine’s Soviet-era surface-to-air missile systems.

The last of the Navy's heavily in demand Ohio guided missile submarines will be gone in just five years with replacements decades away.

News that F-15EX Eagle IIs will be based in California and Louisiana raises new questions about plans for the rest of the jets.

The Pentagon confirmed that the Russian tank that found its way to Louisiana was indeed headed to Aberdeen Proving Ground.

Over four months after a B-2 was damaged while landing, the fleet is still generally grounded, but was seen in Hawaii last week.

The U.S. has also promised Ukraine a Patriot system, but the Pentagon is not saying when or if it has been delivered yet.

For the first time, U.S. Air Force B-1B bombers are taking part in the famed Cope India air combat exercise.

The Pentagon on Tuesday gave the first official confirmation that the Bradley Infantry Fighting vehicles are indeed in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence directorate says the Black Hawk is better than the old Soviet helicopters it uses, and it wants more.

Wild footage recorded of the hard landing shows one of the aircraft’s engines making contact with the runway, sustaining damage.

A Pentagon spokesperson on Monday pushed back against claims that U.S. and Russian forces are directly fighting each other in Ukraine.