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The KC-46 mishap at Moron Air Base in Spain comes as the U.S. is flowing military resources to the Middle East ahead of a potential attack on or from Iran.

The Denied Area Sprinter-Hellfire system offers Marines a new highly mobile way to defend against drones and potentially other aerial threats.

Branded Content: A new training center, F-16 Viper (F-16V) upgrades, and new-build Block 70/72 variants hail the second-coming of the Fighting Falcon in Europe.

Iran's nuclear ambitions are at the heart of what could be a last-ditch negotiation effort to avert a war.

The Navy sees HELIOS and other directed energy weapons as critical capabilities, but has faced persistent challenges in expanding their use.

We were on the scene to get an exclusive look at KestrelX's new KX-2, which is helping the U.S. military confront the ever-evolving drone threat.

Rusty Daggers are headed for Ukraine, but the effort to field low-cost cruise missiles could have big implications for the U.S. military.

The Pentagon openly advocating for hardening facilities against drone attacks stands in contrast to pushback from officials in recent years.

It's like Fraggle Rock.

While the claim is disputed, the U.S. military does have major work to do in getting prepared to operate in the Arctic at scale.

Despite a push to get to first flight in 2025, the Navy is now hoping to see its MQ-25 aerial refueling drone fly in the coming months.

Iron Fist's ability to defeat drones reflects surging global demand for more ways to shield armored vehicles from uncrewed aerial attacks.

The Security Service of Ukraine claims that its drones struck at least 15 Russian aircraft on airfields last year.

The F-35As are on the move after assisting in the Maduro capture and could end up in the Middle East.

After spying on the electronic signals of adversaries for decades, the NRO's enigmatic Jumpseat spy satellite has emerged from the darkness.

RQ-170s have been flying for decades, but official confirmation of any details about their activities is very rare.

The Navy hopes to take delivery of the future USS John F. Kennedy next year after repeated delays.

Amid the ongoing military buildup, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that no one knows who would lead Iran next should the Khamenei regime fall.

Global proliferation of more capable air defenses means the era of the Navy 'flying with impunity' is increasingly at an end.

Boeing expects to close out production of new Super Hornets in 2027 and has already stopped building EA-18G Growlers.