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In a break in decades of doctrine that left its prized bombers exposed, Russia is building shelters for them at a highly-targeted air base.

The new Air Force One jet will undergo a final round of tests before ferrying President Donald Trump.

Holy s&*t... the Playstation just broke.

Teaming with drones could be a path to new operational possibilities for the Rivet Joint, and other developments are on the horizon.

The new 7th Infantry Division Multi-Domain Command – Pacific will meld drone warfare with the maneuver capabilities of Stryker brigades.

Researchers conclude the nuclear-powered cruise missile almost certainly uses a direct-cycle engine that spews radioactive material throughout its flight.

Ukraine's large-scale strike on Moscow, triggering massive explosions and fires, may indicate a new phase in the long-range air war.

It's clear the HH-60W fleet isn't ideal for the Pacific, but concerns are growing around the capacity of any dedicated combat rescue capabilities.

The ex-Qatari VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft is set to enter service soon, but, contrary to reports, the older VC-25As will keep flying.

Tearing apart a nuclear-powered warship is a whole lot more costly and time-consuming than a conventionally powered one.

Radar pod-toting MQ-9s present an economical and highly-flexible persistent airborne early warning solution that is needed now more than ever.

The Senate action comes amid deep concerns about how the U.S. can provide enough Patriot interceptors for itself and allies.

Buying both Collaborative Combat Aircraft designs instead of just selecting one has a number of big advantages to what is still a high-risk program.

MBDA and Diehl are pursuing collaborations with Ukraine as Europe searches for faster, sovereign alternatives to U.S. long-range weapons.

The E-11 fleet still provides highly in-demand communications and data fusion capabilities, but the USAF wants to push those functions into space.

Whether those arrested could have feasibly pulled off such a complex attack is unknown, the threat is very real and growing.

The proposed tank would bridge the gap between the Leclerc and the delayed Franco-German Main Ground Combat System.

The crash's human toll on the USAF test community is hard to fathom, and it will also have an impact on the already under-pressure B-52 modernization program.

New footage confirms the R6000 uncrewed tiltrotor has moved on from tethered hover trials.

The alleged incident involved a yacht and a Russian Navy ship sailing south of the Isle of Wight.