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The U.S. has had a curious relationship with tactical transport concepts that use lift fans for vertical takeoff and landing for decades.

USS Thomas Hudner shot down a drone over the Red Sea but exactly what the drone's intent was remains disputed.

The F-15QA's advanced fly-by-wire technology and the power offered by its F110-GE-129 engines have been on full display at the Dubai Airshow.

Under intense global pressure to protect patients, staff and those sheltering, Israel says it doesn't plan to stay at the Al-Shifa Hospital.

Containerized counter-drone systems could provide valuable added defenses, even at remote and austere forward locations.

NATO has followed the U.S. Air Force in opting for the E-7A Wedgetail AEW&C aircraft as a partial replacement for its aging E-3 AWACS fleet.

The IDF says a "precise and targeted" operation is taking place out of "operational necessity" at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.

The first aerial refueling of USAF fighters by a privately-owned tanker could be a glimpse of what's to come.

The Navy is launching an effort to integrate JASSM, LRASM, JAGM, and Hellfire missiles on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

Ukraine is advancing from its bridgehead across the Dnipro River which is proving to be a growing problem for Russia.

The head of the Air Force has concerns about the LGM-35A Sentinel IBCM program, but says it is too important to let fail.

Russia has subjected Ukraine to a relentless missile bombardment since the full-scale war began, but its effectiveness has been mixed.

We are slowly learning more about the Collaborative Combat Aircraft initiative, including cost and operational performance targets.

Uncrewed submarines loaded with 'multi-domain' drones could offer a new dimension for hunting for enemy naval forces and mines, and more.

The IDF has reached the Al Shifa hospital, that it says is a nexus for Hamas operations, but has yet to move into the facility.

The Mitznefet, which has been used by the Israeli Defense Forces for decades, serves a number of purposes on and off the battlefield.

Thank you to all who served, and to the families and friends who support them.

As Israel's Gaza full invasion enters its second week, U.S. officials are voicing increasing concerns about civilian casualties.

Our analysis of seeing the first B-21 Raider, nicknamed Cerberus, in the sky and from many new angles for the very first time.

With U.S. military aid funding for Ukraine about to run out, the Pentagon is imploring Congress to pass a spending bill.