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A Navy strike fighter instructor says naval aviators will need a lot more than virtual training to have faith in their new drone companions.

Easy to access and employ, weaponized drones pose a rapidly increasing threat to combat helicopters around the globe.

The Freedom uses a pair of commercially available FJ44 engines and was designed to balance extreme efficiency against raw performance.

The rarely seen but highly valuable MALD helps Ukrainian-operated standoff weapons like Storm Shadow make it to their targets.

The amphibious warship USS New Orleans is now in port after suffering a 12-hour-long blaze off the coast of Japan.

SNC is pitching a trainer that is capable of doing carrier touch-and-goes, a requirement the Navy had controversially axed.

A former UAP Task Force Member and high-ranking National Security Council official tells us what he knows about the New Jersey drone scare.

The new Flamingo cruise missile could put targets deep in Russia in Ukraine's crosshairs like never before.

China's new helicopter with its coaxial main rotors and pusher propeller looks almost identical to the U.S.-made Sikorsky S-97 Raider.

The White House calls Venezuelan ruler Maduro a "narco-terrorist" and is deploying ships, planes and Marines in a major show of force.

The HU-25 suffered damage during a test that saw the CH-53K lift it into the air before setting it back down.

The crew, with the aid of firefighting tugs, responded to the blaze, which began while the amphibious warship was off Okinawa's White Beach.

Fiber optic drones, a widespread threat in Ukraine, are immune to the kinds of electronic warfare capabilities at the heart of Exercise Silent Swarm 25.

The mysterious low-observable flying-wing aircraft bears a distinct resemblance to a huge drone that appeared in satellite imagery earlier this year.

Multiple previously unseen advanced missile designs are among the capabilities China will showcase at its huge upcoming military parade in Beijing.

Trump left the door open to supplying airborne capabilities, especially those unique to the U.S., to keep Russia in check after a peace deal.

Tens of thousands of Hydra-70s are fired each year in combat and training, with the anti-air role against drones putting extra pressure on supplies.

The deeply refitted Kirov class battlecruiser Admiral Nakhimov is expected to become the new flagship of the Russian Navy.

The Clone Ranger drone is intended to carry a mix of munitions and sensors and fly from short fields over long distances.

A weapon of such prodigious range and warhead size would be a major threat to targets across huge swathes of Russia.