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The B-21 is a 'B-2 2.0' in some ways, and that is a major feature, not a bug, but in other ways it is truly revolutionary.

Poland has declared it wants to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine, part of a growing initiative to put modern heavy armor into Kyiv’s hands.

Known as Technology Refresh 3, the upgrade is critical to the F-35's future and the larger Block 4 modernization effort on the horizon.

Firing PAC-3 MSE missiles from the Mk 41 Vertical Launch system opens up new opportunities at sea and on land.

Photos of the initial TF-X stealth fighter prototype show separate built-in infrared search and track and electro-optical targeting systems.

Discussions are underway in Britain and Poland to provide Ukraine with modern tanks, while the U.S. is mulling sending Kyiv Strykers.

The country expects its first F-35s to be delivered in 2026, with full operational capability between 2032-2034.

The Air Force's new innovation unit aims to solve tactical problems in the Middle East and buck negative development and procurement trends.

The Air Force is looking at extending its growing F-117 operations to 2034, 26 years after the type was officially retired.

The U.K. Ministry of Defense claims Russia’s Su-57 Felon fighter is being used against Ukraine, but it’s keeping its distance while doing so.

The chill of the winter has not stopped the brutal and bloody struggle for even small gains in the Donbas.

The package, which includes M109 Paladins and hundreds more vehicles, is designed to "change the equation on the battlefield."

Get out of the fallout!

We break down the types of potent armor Ukraine is suddenly getting from it’s western allies.

Allied gunnery schools took an innovative mechanized approach to simulate the dynamic nature of firing guns from airplanes at other airplanes.

The RIM-7 Sea Sparrow will be paired with Soviet-era Buk launchers and radar systems in a bizarre but potentially much needed mash-up.

With an initial batch of M2 Bradleys now slated for Ukraine, we dive into what impact these iconic vehicles could have on the battlefield.

Urgently developed after the Cold War, the pioneering GPS Aided Munition would prove its value when the B-2 went to war over Yugoslavia.

Along with the airstrikes after Ovidio Guzmán López's arrest, Sinaloa Cartel members have been firing .50 caliber rifles at aircraft.

The U.S. and Germany announced they will provide heavy armor to Ukraine in the form of American Bradleys and German Marders.