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The DoD's new task force will speed delivery of counter-small drone systems and coordinate the military's response to the threat, but regulatory hurdles remain.

Boeing's official art showing its F/A-XX contender is unsurprisingly similar to the F-47, which the company is building for the Air Force.

The Chien Feng IV, derived from Kratos' MQM-178 Firejet target drone, could offer major boost to Taiwan's standoff strike arsenal.

The infusion of new armor, most likely from Australia, comes as most of Ukraine's U.S.-donated Abrams tanks have been lost.

Serious delays and cost growth had prompted a review of the B-52 Radar Modernization Program's core requirements.

The attack certainly marks a confirmed change in tactics for Russia, but Ukraine's Navy has very few targets to strike.

The United Kingdom wants to field a short-range ballistic missile that is low-cost and can be rapidly produced on demand.

The change in carrier qualification requirements is a huge watershed moment that has ramifications for the Navy's future jet trainer plans.

Evolving aerial threats are driving demand from the Navy and 11 U.S. allies for an improved naval short-to-medium range anti-air missile.

The radar-based AN/APS-154 Advanced Airborne Sensor pod is seen extended below the P-8’s fuselage on a rare mission over the Black Sea.

General Atomics' YFQ-42A is the first of the two initial CCA designs for the Air Force to take to the skies.

The head of Ukraine's defense technology incubator offers insights into how Ukraine is working to defend its skies as foreign donations struggle to meet demand.

Branded Content: Eureka Naval Craft explains why it thinks it has the perfect fit for the Navy’s Modular Attack Surface Craft.

The surrogate vehicles have appeared weeks after Taiwan started to deploy HIMARS and ATACMS ballistic missiles.

The Air Force has also disclosed more flight tests of the AGM-181 nuclear-armed cruise missile that will arm the B-21 and the B-52.

The new Mid-Range Gas Gun-Assault will give U.S. special operators a rifle option for greater reach, accuracy, and ballistic performance.

Longer-range weapons and far more frequent attacks increase the risk that those weapons stray outside the conflict zone.

Ice in the F-35's landing gear led the jet's flight computer to think it was on the ground when it wasn't.

The FK-3000 offers big point air defense capacity in a self contained, highly-mobile package.