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Jordan used GPS-assisted parachute systems to get its aid to the right place and keep it out of the wrong hands.

The brand new heavily-armed Russian corvette Askold is confirmed to have been badly damaged in new imagery after a Ukrainian missile attack.

A veteran Canadian fighter pilot tells the story of just how tricky tanking in a heavily-loaded CF-5 for the first time was.

A photo showing an AGM-114 Hellfire with unusual markings was posted to social media by the Israeli Air Force, which then quickly removed it.

With the sea on one side and Israeli forces on the other three, including bisecting Gaza in half, a siege is developing on Gaza City.

Although the fighter's bobbing external air intakes may seem strange to the uninitiated, they form a critical part of its design.

It's time to get comfy and bunker down!

Unwanted by U.S. Marines, the Assault Breaching Vehicle will give Ukraine one more way to clear vast mine fields set up by Russia.

A mysterious cutting-edge Lockheed Martin spy drone is claimed to be flying after the program survived the threat of cancelation.

Iranian-backed Hezbollah's leader gave a much anticipated speech that was used to temper expectations, not declare all out war against Israel.

Kratos says it hopes to have a contract related to Thanatos by next year from an undisclosed customer that could be the US Air Force.

The medium-endurance Heritage class cutters which will form a core component of the service's surface capabilities for decades to come.

Restarting production of the Taurus cruise missile and political factors remain roadblocks to sending these weapons to Ukraine.

The helmet camera video shows a Hamas dash toward a tank, place an explosive device on it, then run back to a tunnel and fire and RPG.

Uncrewed surface vessels with loitering munitions could be well suited to force protection missions, including defending against boat swarms.

Israel, fighting inside Gaza City for several days, has almost completely cut off the northern part of the Palestinian enclave.

The cruise missile, like many other missiles and drones fired toward Israel from the south, likely originated in Yemen.

Though the failure of a Minuteman III missile is concerning, it is precisely why these tests are routinely carried out.

Ohio class ballistic missile submarines have tethered buoys allowing them to stay deeper and stealthier while receiving key transmissions.

There is growing evidence that Russia is providing North Korea with vital space technologies in exchange for ammunition for use in Ukraine.