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Valkyries, or future derivatives thereof, could be rapidly launched and recovered from remote forward areas, since they don't need runways.

With the Arctic becoming a region of increasing strategic importance, the U.S. has begun flying its F-35s from the remote Greenland base.

Bell executives foresee the Russian rotorcraft industry collapsing, opening a market for affordable, easy-to-operate alternatives.

Lessons learned throughout DARPA's Hypersonic Airbreathing Weapon Concept effort will be applied to the agency’s new MoHAWC program.

One of Russia's most modern missiles, and one that has ravaged Ukraine in recent months, came down relatively intact in Central Ukraine.

The first shipment of more than 60 of 109 Bradley Fighting Vehicles promised to Ukraine has left a port in South Carolina.

With the Soviet empire only months away from collapse, its Navy conducted an unprecedented test of its submarine-launched doomsday weapons.

Poland says it's backing a collaborative effort to get F-16s into Ukrainian hands, but didn't specify if it could include its advanced F-16s.

Concerns over Ukraine's ability to fuel and maintain the Abrams' turbine engine have arisen, but other engine options have existed.

The Iranian Ministry of Defense claims drones struck a facility in Isfahan as reports of blasts in other cities cause alarm.

Ukrainian forces inflicted heavy losses on Russian attackers in the latest clash for the frontline town in southern Donetsk Oblast.

Ukraine's Air Force spokesman says work is underway to upgrade airfields for Western fighter jets even though none have been promised yet.

Good times beneath the soil.

Some F-15E Strike Eagles have ditched their conformal fuel tanks as they take on more air-to-air missions in the absence of the F-15C.

A USAF memo calls for aggressive efforts to prepare for a major fight with China, including orders to 'aim for the head' in firearms training.

The Ukrainian Air Force says that talks also involve the possible transfer of advanced Rafale multirole fighter jets.

Camp Blaz will be an epicenter of Marine Corps activity in the Pacific and will play a key role in a larger force realignment strategy.

In an exclusive interview, the boss of the USAF's 64th Aggressor Squadron explains why the Nellis aggressors are more relevant than ever.

Veteran Abrams tankers paint a picture of the great attributes and challenges M1s will bring to the fight.

The hardy and rocket pod-laden Su-25 Frogfoot soaked-up the missile hit and recovered safely while on fire.