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Funding challenges and 'reprioritization of capabilities' has resulted in an indefinite delay of the C-130 floatplane's test flight.

The sale price is very attractive, but what the drones could bring to the fight remains dubious and there will be millions in other costs.

General Atomics' Gambit series of drones are designed around a novel concept involving a common modular 'core.'

Sinking the aircraft carrier Sao Paulo in the Atlantic would be a sad, and potentially toxic end after a disappointing career with Brazil.

Aurora Flight Sciences and General Atomics have been chosen to compete to design and possibly build the gigantic Liberty Lifter X-plane.

A Russian official told Putin that thousands of residents from border areas were resettled after Ukrainian attacks and more need to be.

Bell's Future Armed Reconnaissance Aircraft pitch is ready for ground runs, but is waiting on its new General Electric engine to get started.

The need for less vulnerable tankers to support future conflicts against near-peer opponents like China is growing.

Eaglet is a multi-role air-launched drone that can operate where it's too dangerous for higher-end manned and unmanned aircraft.

Ukraine captured Kherson City in November, but the two sides are fighting over nearby river islands, used by Russians to attack the city.

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.