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The first four of 14 Leopard 2 tanks promised by Poland are now in Ukraine, but donations from other countries have yet to arrive.

Singapore is buying another eight F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing jets as its armed forces continue their modernization drive.

Boeing says a potential foreign contract could prolong Super Hornet production for two years, but the writing is on the wall for the line.

A year after launching its full-on invasion, Russia's more focused operation is being effectively countered, a top Ukrainian general says.

A veteran Cold War submarine-hunter reflects on the unlikely quest to have U.S. Navy fighters once again fight undersea threats.

Mariupol is about 50 miles from the front lines, which is just outside of the range of Ukraine's HIMARS or M270 systems.

A just declassified high-resolution image of the Chinese spy balloon taken from a U-2 shows what appear to be propellers and other features.

The Super Hornet's stunning black paint scheme is a reminder of a bygone era of Playboy Bunny logo-wearing Phantom and Tomcat test jets.

The JDAM-ER would give Ukraine roughly the same range as the M31 rockets fired by HIMARS, but with warheads up to 10 times the size.

The operation to get the carrier out of its drydock began late last December, but the ship is still a ways from actually returning to service.

A successful ICBM test while Biden was in Kyiv would have sent a signal, but the missile test failed, according to CNN.

Computer-assisted 120mm mortar turrets offer special operations forces at remote bases in Syria an extra layer of defense.

Multiple U-2 Dragon Lady spy planes helped gather intelligence from above the Chinese spy balloon as it flew over the United States.

An apparent former U.S. Army UH-60A has appeared in Ukrainian military service, with the shadowy Defense Intelligence directorate.

There are no signs of a buildup of Russian aircraft near Ukraine's borders and any attacks are likely to be from behind the front lines.

The mission was highly complex involving planes, trains, and automobiles, and had to deal with risks not seen in past operations.

The Bradley M7 BFIST will use its communications, computers, and laser to rapidly call in precision fires on the battlefield.

The balloon was supposedly called-out by the FAA as being roughly 600 miles east of Hawaii at between 40,000 and 50,000 feet.

Exactly what long-range weapon system remains unknown, but the U.K. states it is the first country to provide such a capability to Ukraine.

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