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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.

A new advanced airlifter concept from Boeing with stealth features reflects growing demand for more survivable cargo and tanker aircraft.

The massive exercise spans land, sea, air, and space and definitely serves as a warning to Iran.

M1 tanks will be heading to Ukraine, but they can't just be pulled from U.S. stocks due to their sensitive armor.

It was a long time coming, but the decisions to send Abrams and Leopard 2 are big steps to drastically upgrading Ukraine's tank arsenal.

The Ukrainian Air Force spokesman didn't say what type of aircraft, but did say money has been set aside for pilot training already.

Demand has grown for new-build F-16s, with 128 currently on order and more likely to follow.

U.S. Abrams tanks for Ukraine would reportedly be part of a larger deal that also includes Leopard 2s from Germany and others.

Capt. E. Royce Williams shot down four Soviet MiG-15 jets in a single mission over Korea, but his achievement was obscured for decades.

The U.S. military's heaviest-lifting helicopter continues to show off its abilities, this time taking an F-35C for a ride.

The giant blimp with four surplus helicopters attached to it had a tragic end, but the concept behind it was certainly ambitious.

Taking Kreminna could bust open the lines in Luhansk and put pressure on Russian forces advancing on Bakhmut.

Reactors inside nuclear-powered submarines are very sensitive pieces of equipment and it's highly unusual for a navy to publicize them.

While this is not how you would go about destroying an airfield nowadays, the result is nothing short of spectacular.

New video shows the ex-Royal Navy helicopter sporting Ukrainian blue and gold for the first time during operations near the Black Sea.

Get ready to watch something amazing.