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In addition to being backups communications platforms, the Navy is exploring new missions for its CMV-22s beyond carrier group logistics.

David's Sling is a huge upgrade for Finland's air defenses and will protect the country from ballistic and other high-speed missiles.

China’s path to fielding airborne early warning aircraft wasn't straightforward, but has yielded big results that speak to a wider strategy.

The future carrier air wings will be 60% unmanned and there is now "unbelievable cooperation" with the Air Force on making that happen.

The mine-clearing vehicle that fires an explosive line charge was apparently captured from the Russians, and has now been turned against them.

The U.S. will provide Ukraine with new laser-guided anti-drone rocket systems and anti-drone 30mm gun trucks.

The video offers an impressive look at the Navy's Aegis-equipped warships' ability to quickly engage supersonic sea-skimming cruise missiles.

Northrop Grumman's maritime strike missile concept reflects huge demand within the U.S. military for new longer-range and faster-flying weapons.

Turning 25th Century Starfleet into into reality on screen is a dream come true for Dave Blass, but one with its own galaxy-sized challenges.

The Navy is removing the Air Force's ICBM communications part of the airborne command and control mission from its new C-130-based E-XX.

The weapons, which can be launched from air, land, and sea domains, include an Israeli-made rocket system, as well as Tomahawks and JASSMs.

Initiatives to transfer at least some of Poland's MiG-29s to Ukraine have come and gone for a year, making the delivery a major breakthrough.

The far-flying and highly flexible ALTIUS-600 family of drones includes a warhead-equipped strike variant that can work as part of a swarm.

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Ukraine Situation Report: While it appears that Wagner has entered central Bakhmut, it may have more psychological than military value.

Developing autonomous aerial refueling capabilities for uncrewed aircraft will soon become critical based on evolving airpower trends.

The Navy is looking to experiment with Stinger-armed uncrewed surface vessels to shield ships and Marines ashore from various threats.

A Ukrainian Air Force official has confirmed that the service is now using the air-launched precision-guided weapons operationally.

Looking like a rogue CIA headquarters from an '80s TV show, the Ziggurat Building was built for a major aerospace firm during the Cold War.

Once set to be the first operational U.S. hypersonic weapon, a string of failures has the USAF betting on a cruise missile instead.