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The upgrade will keep Poland's F-16s, already among the most capable in Europe, relevant and better suited for operating with F-35s.

South Korea is also working on an air-launched standoff weapon designed for attacking enemy power grids.

Drones toting Claymore mines could help defend against low-end uncrewed aerial threats and be used against ground targets.

Russia's advance in the east has resulted in Ukraine shifting some of its most experienced troops there in an attempt to blunt it.

The 35mm cannon with programmable ammo mounted on an 8x8 armored fighting vehicle gives Germany an efficient hard-kill point defense solution.

Kratos is already planning a new Q-58 production run to meet the needs of the Marine Corps and a partnership with Airbus.

Shaheds being able to drop mines with some precision very deep behind the front lines could prove to be major problem for Ukraine.

Attaching the drone to the fighter jet using zip ties is the first in a long list of problems for this supposed counter-drone experiment.

The Navy says it's rushing to install Coyote and Roadrunner-M interceptors on some Arleigh Burke destroyers amid the growing drone threat.

The Chinese ships were chasing a Philippine Coast Guard vessel in the tumultuous waters of Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea.

"What's that red blinking phone all about?"

China’s increasing presence near Alaska comes as the U.S. is scrambling to field more icebreakers.

The B-2 can drop so many JDAMs on a single pass that there weren't enough targets to put out on a mock airfield, so the crew left a happy message in the runway.

A Czechoslovakian-made agricultural plane toting Soviet-era heat-seeking missiles is Ukraine’s latest drone-killer.

Ukraine Situation Report: Attacks on the bridge linking Korabel Island with central Kherson City have sparked concerns of a Russian incursion.

The B-21 Raider will bring combat mass unlike anything the B-2 can muster, which will change how stealth bombers fight.

The attack is an example of the rapidly evolving nature of drone warfare and likely did significant damage to Russia's ability to surveil Black Sea skies.

Northrop Grumman has provided a very rare glimpse of what the F/A-XX could look like at a time when the program's future is in serious doubt.

The Air Force says enemies may use Cybertrucks in the future, so its Test Center needs to add them to its live fire target fleet.

Hellfires equipped with the new warheads will give MQ-9s and AC-130s the flexibility to engage widely different targets with the same missile.