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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.

Conversion kits would allow new Sig Sauer Rattler personal defense weapons to fire the ubiquitous 7.62x39mm round.

Vladimir Putin said the strikes on Ukraine power infrastructure were in retaliation of Saturday's Ukrainian attack on Sevastopol.

After years of proving themselves supporting counter-insurgency ops in the Middle East, the E-11 fleet is growing as are its operating areas.

Though the port of Ochakiv is not part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Russian shelling of barges there highlights the dangers.

In an ode to internet culture, Ukrainian forces have painted a HIMARS launcher with an homage to one of the war’s creepiest-looking memes.

Details of upgrades at RAAF Base Tindal to support B-52s and more come as the U.S. and Australia strengthen ties and look to deter China.

What looks to be a stealthy new uncrewed aircraft, which may be flyable, is on display ahead of the opening of China's 2022 Zhuhai Airshow.

Colonel-General Alexander Lapin, a target of Russian mil-bloggers, is the latest commander in Ukraine to get axed for frontline failures.

Russia says Ukrainian aerial drones and unmanned surface vessels targeted the home of its Black Sea Fleet, damaging at least a minesweeper.

There's warm cocoa in the bunker!

The Air Force says that being able to operate KC-46As with just one pilot and one boom operator could be a boon in major conflicts.

In a wide-ranging interview with The War Zone, Ukrainian Maj. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov answers our questions about the war and where it's headed.

The Army says it is willing to take certain AK-74 clones, but is not interested in offers of other AK-style guns.

The Trump-era nuclear cruise missile effort is set to be abandoned while its low-yield Trident warhead counterpart will remain.

Declassified docs offer insights into laser weapons use, and defenses against them, on the USAF's next generation air dominance aircraft.

Beginning in November, the veteran F-15C/D Eagles will vacate Kadena, to be replaced by rotational fighter detachments.

Facing drone attacks from Belarus and concerned about Russian troop movements there, Ukraine is bolstering its northern defenses.

New aerial images of Beijing's manmade islands in the South China Sea provide greater detail about their infrastructure and defenses.

The AQM-37 was first delivered to the U.S. Navy in 1963 and grew to replicate high-speed aircraft, as well as cruise and ballistic missiles.