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Instead of a new aircraft carrier, Seoul is investing in advanced missile submarines that better suit a strategy aimed at confronting North Korea.

The Pentagon acknowledges Ukrainian breakthroughs as a result of its offensive in the south around Kherson.

The Air Force's AC-130J Ghostrider gunships have begun receiving replacements for their Vietnam War-era 105mm howitzers.

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley revealed the hostage rescue mission in Africa during a speech.

The US Navy plans to begin fielding the AGM-88G Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range before the end of next year.

The incident highlights unanswered questions about the risks of theft posed to unmanned vessels as their use is set to rapidly expand.

The image looks more like an ominous but beautiful painting than reality, but that is indeed USS Bainbridge underway in a storm.

Russia has repeatedly fired costly cruise missiles at Ukraine's worthless wooden artillery launchers made up to mimic HIMARS.

The swarm incident involving USS Zumwalt was just one of many similar events involving Navy ships off California in 2019.

An exercise leveraged custom cargo containers that can fly in the B-52's bomb bays to make quick self-deployments more feasible.

For the first time, video has emerged showing Ukrainian MiG-29 Fulcrum fighters firing AGM-88 HARM anti-radiation missiles in combat.

A satellite image may show a large aircraft sitting outside Area 51’s massive southern hangar, but there could be another explanation.

After weeks of pounding their escape routes across the Dnipro, Ukrainian forces appear to be aiming to trap Russians north of the river.

After a string of embarrassing incursions by Chinese drones over its outlying islands, Taiwan has vowed to shoot them down, if necessary.

Among upheaval in Baghdad, a black Mi-8/Mi-17 on top of a building in the Green Zone led to claims of the U.S. embassy being evacuated.

Kyiv estimates Russia has just 20 percent of its Iskander ballistic missiles left as other stocks have dwindled from constant strikes.

Russia 'gifted' Syria the S-300 after a friendly fire incident, but it remained in Russia control and now it's heading towards Ukraine.

There's warm cocoa in the bunker!

The announcement comes amid an influx of Chinese drone incursions, even prompting some troops to throw rocks at the unmanned aircraft.

Although the U.S. said it is a counter-drone system, VAMPIRE was designed primarily to sling laser-guided rockets at enemy ground targets.