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The Bradley M7 BFIST will use its communications, computers, and laser to rapidly call in precision fires on the battlefield.

The balloon was supposedly called-out by the FAA as being roughly 600 miles east of Hawaii at between 40,000 and 50,000 feet.

Exactly what long-range weapon system remains unknown, but the U.K. states it is the first country to provide such a capability to Ukraine.

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The Marine Corps is embarking on an ambitious upgrade program to keep its H-1 helicopters relevant to future fights.

As leaders meet in Munich to discuss the security situation, the Ukrainian president states that Moldova could be “strangled” by Moscow.

The Navy is exploring the feasibility of launching the AGM-88G AARGM-ER from the ground, as well as the P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol plane.

Continuous attacks on Crimea highlight how despite the Russian offensive in the Donbas, the peninsula is still the ultimate goal.

Biden says key changes are needed after recent shootdowns of a Chinese spy balloon and three still-unidentified objects.

The delta-wing drone was just one result of a rapid U.K. development program intended to prove systems for potential use by Ukraine.

A dangerous encounter with an F-35 ended with Roderick Kurtz pulling the ejection handle of the Hawker Hunter he was flying over the Pacific.

The circumstances of the Chinese spy balloon's downing were very different than the other three, and recovering them will be much tougher.

Concerns about odd aerial objects that might pose threats to the U.S. is exactly why the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office exists.

Thanks to a massive influx from the U.S. and other allies, and buying thousands of fuel trucks, Ukraine says it has plenty of fuel.

The helicopter crashed at around 3:00 P.M. local time and video has emerged of it falling vertically to the ground.

Cheap balloons with radar reflectors could expose useful details about Ukrainian air defenses and bait them into wasting valuable munitions.

The scene looks right out of a dystopian science fiction thriller, but it reportedly occurred during a raid in the West Bank.

In a little-known initiative, Israel tested three MiG-29 jets against its own frontline fighters to gain an edge over its adversaries.

So far, the Russian offensive is largely a "grinding battle of attrition" in and around Bakhmut, Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Mark Milley said.

The mysterious balloon-like object appeared over Moldova and Romania amid reports that Russia is launching radar-confusing balloon decoys over Ukraine.