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The highly-mobile truck-mounted swarm launcher can hold 18 drones that can execute strike, surveillance, and possibly other functions.

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Faced with increasing losses on the battlefield, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the latest tally of mobilized reservists.

A volunteer medical unit says the Ark, originally designed as a custom tour bus, could be a boon on the battlefield.

The U.S. and Netherlands will split the $90 million cost to refurbish the Czech tanks as part of a $400 million aid package announced Friday.

Kratos continues to expand the flight envelope and capabilities of the stealthy, low-cost XQ-58A, and says customers are starting to line up.

Known locally as Baz, the F-15A-to-D Eagle is still a go-to asset for the Israeli Air Force for a range of combat missions.

The Gyurza-M class patrol boat, one of just seven Ukraine built, is seen being struck by a Lancet in a newly surfaced video.

There are indications that Russia may be abandoning Kherson City, but Ukraine says they are digging in for a long fight.

The same Chinese company that previously unveiled a mockup aping Kratos' XQ-58A is at it again with Boeing Australia's signature design.

It looks like China plans to equip its long-range H-6K jets with a smaller air-launched ballistic missile similar to Russia’s Kinzhal.

After losing many ammo depots to attack, eight months of conflict, and not being able to mobilize its own industry, Russia is in need of ammo.

The aircraft is the last of the H-1 helicopters that came to embody the American experience in Vietnam, among other conflicts, over 60 years.

A-10Cs in Palau reflect a push to confront threats to bases from China and how the Warthog community wants to be part of the solution.

Pyongyang’s latest missile barrage follows joint U.S.-South Korean maneuvers and saw the most missiles fired by the North in a single day.

Ukraine's 'partisan' fighters are disrupting Russian military operations and attacking collaborators, hampering Moscow's progress.

The coordinated drone boat operation underscored a rapidly evolving capability that can be accessed by state and non-state actors alike.

The weapons will travel via the Caspian Sea and by air, making any effort to interdict them, if there was a will to do so, nearly impossible.

Footage suggests that saboteurs were behind the explosions that reportedly destroyed three attack helicopters 400 miles from Ukraine.

USS Rhode Island’s public port call in Gibraltar follows the even more unusual Navy disclosure about the USS West Virginia in the Arabia Sea.