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Denmark is the latest European NATO member to consider if it might be able to transfer F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.

Now delivered to the Turkish Navy, the amphibious assault ship TCG Anadolu is the country’s largest vessel and its flagship.

Older MC-130Hs are now all retired, something that was delayed over concerns about key low-altitude radar capabilities on the MC-130J.

With the war in neighboring Ukraine raging, Romania is moving to modernize its fighter arm with stealthy F-35s.

Under attack by Ukrainian drones, Russia is seeking ways to protect its TOS-1A multiple launch rocket systems from overhead attacks.

The carrier Admiral Kuznetsov needs to recruit crew members quickly if it's going to rejoin the Russian Navy in 2024 on schedule.

In its latest reactionary set of drills, Beijing also trained to blockade the island, both at sea and in the air.

Created by the Networked Weapons Laboratory, the customized small drones are designed to behave like the weapons they help develop.

The campaign to crowdfund the purchase of FV101 Scorpion vehicles was launched by the Ukrainian volunteer group Armored Turtle.

Although shelling continues, artillery units are saving rounds they expect to desperately need sooner rather than later.

A bunker isn't such a bad idea now, is it?

The classified documents could become a problem for the sharing of sensitive information between Ukraine and the U.S., as well as others.

A new variant of the Virginia class nuclear submarine is being developed to execute espionage missions on the seafloor.

China's growing carrier ambitions were underscored recently by the use of its newest operational carrier to send a signal to Taiwan.

When a big ship passes near runway 4R at Logan International Airport, special procedures and technologies are used to help pilots land safely.

With the stakes so high, the formal protest was Sikorsky-Boeing's last clear shot at being selected for the Army's Black Hawk replacement.

For Russians, the war in Ukraine continues to have consequences at home as border towns were hit with attacks Thursday.

Army special operations forces and FBI personnel raided the wrong room at a hotel in Boston, cuffing and interrogating an innocent man.

Satellites imaging other satellites is rare in the public domain but it is a major tactic in the growing practice of on-orbit espionage.

Reports from China indicate that the Y-20B, with locally produced engines, may now be in operational service.