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Nine months of high intensity warfare in Ukraine has taken its toll on U.S. weapons stockpiles.

With tensions in the Taiwan Strait remaining high, we look at how Taiwan’s armed forces would prepare to face a Chinese invasion.

Converted AGM-88B missiles will help fill the gap left by the end of the career of the long-serving AQM-37 target drone.

Mark Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, gave his official point of view on what's next for the war in Ukraine.

The discovery further points to issues with global supply chain of potentially useful technology to enemy states.

Historian Benjamin Duval explores how the siege of Beirut shaped Saladin's military strategy in the 12th-century.

As tensions rise with China, Taiwan showcases its Chien Hsiang loitering munitions that it will be ramping-up production of.

Evidence is growing that an errant Ukrainian missile killed two Polish citizens, but NATO says Russia is still ultimately responsible.

If this latest White House emergency request for Ukraine is passed, the total U.S. aid for Kyiv this year will top $100 billion.

The incident raises longstanding concerns about the war spilling beyond Ukraine's borders into a NATO member nation.

A veteran S-3 Viking crewman untangles the complex history of the iconic Duty Cat that watched over 60 years naval aviation history.

The newly commissioned latest version of the Atlantique 2 maritime patrol aircraft is now equally proficient in overland missions.

Scores of Russian missiles hit Ukraine's power grid today, leaving many without electricity with temperatures set to drop below freezing.

Based on racing drones, the new LANIUS loitering munition could easily get into and attack in tight places, like tunnels and buildings.

The pause in missile and Iranian drone strikes is being chalked up to Russia's dwindling stockpile of those weapons.

The X-59, which could help transform supersonic flight, continues to take shape ahead of its first flight next year.

What will soon be Luke Air Force Base’s last F-16 unit, the 309th Fighter Squadron “Wild Ducks,” has now bid farewell to its oldest Vipers.

The intriguing unmanned amphibious vehicle could be useful in future operations, such as during an invasion of Taiwan.

The sixth X-37B mission saw the uncrewed spaceplane fitted with a new service module to boost its payload capability.

Russia is preparing for a heavily fortified defense of what territory remains between the frontline and Crimea.