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The Typhon Weapon System will give the Army its first ground-based medium-range missile strike capability in decades.

For the second day in a row, Ukraine has launched an apparent drone strike against an airbase in Russia.

HIMARS launchers sent to Ukraine are reportedly modified so they can't use ATACMS missiles over fears about potential escalation with Russia.

Bell's V-280 tiltrotor bests Sikorsky and Boeing's Defiant X coaxial helicopter to replace the Army's aging fleet of iconic UH-60 Black Hawks.

A missile component, likely from Ukrainian air defenses, fell onto Moldovan territory after another massive Russian attack on Ukraine.

The balloons are meant to confuse sensors and weapons from surveilling and destroying key targets, but they may have another function, too.

The blasts at two bomber bases deep in Russia came only hours before Moscow launched its latest cruise missile barrage against Ukraine.

Working in simulators and testing systems on a surrogate Gulfstream jet, these test pilots are preparing to make the B-21's first flight.

It’s not clear when the Russian president will visit, or how much of the Donbas his army will still hold when he gets there.

The Baykar Company's highly-ambitious Kizilelma drone fluttered just above the runway during its latest test.

Welcome to Earth!

The B-21 isn't just America's next stealth bomber, it's the most advanced aircraft ever built and we're finally allowed to see it.

Surplus German Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft vehicles top the wish lists of Ukrainian defense officials.

U.S. Air Force fighters and tankers teamed up with the Israeli Air Force in an exercise to train for potential contingencies involving Iran.

A number of unclassified military topics are now being banned from public debate as Russia's war in Ukraine has turned into a quagmire.

A review of months worth of satellite imagery shows a recent uptick in Russian bombers at Engels Air Base in well in line with known trends.

A historic unit in Russia's Far East will be first to receive Su-57 fighters, but until then, its Su-35s are fighting in the war in Ukraine.

The stealth fighter’s nose gear collapsed while being towed after a precautionary landing at an Okinawa base.

The test networked new infrared search and track systems on multiple aircraft, which could be a boon for future air combat scenarios.

An official report on Chinese military power revealed additional details about its hypersonic weapon test that made headlines in July 2021.