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With the Antonovsky Bridge still out of action due to HIMARS strikes, Russia appears to be creating a pontoon bridge across the Dnipro River.

Two new models have emerged that could give us clues to the appearance of China’s secretive new long-range bomber.

Three of the five companies who received advanced engine contracts are better known for making aircraft and do not produce fighter engines.

The Army says it has gotten its full order of APC9K submachine guns and fielded them to protective security details.

Crimea was under attack again, this time it was the Black Sea Fleet headquarters by the same converted 'Alibaba drone' we've seen before.

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While the U.S. has yet to donate the famed Warthog to Ukraine, an infantry officer is taking preemptive measures just in case that day comes.

The Il-62's nail-biting landing in a grassy and dusty field happened so it could become a memorial to Germany’s rich aviation history.

The Pentagon has now confirmed sending AGM-88 missiles to Ukraine and that they have been integrated onto the country's MiG-29s.

Seeing fighter jets do battle at close quarters is a rare sight in modern warfare but yesterday folks in war-torn Ukraine saw such a spectacle.

Every day, new targets inside Russia and Crimea are blowing up and by all indications this is just the beginning.

The highly modified Gulfstream business jet will replace the Air Force's fleet of EC-130H Compass Call electronic warfare planes.

The little missile-armed gyrocopter is certainly an interesting concept, but just how long they would last in a conflict is questionable.

Evidence of Russian military hardware being stored in a turbine building at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant as fears of an imminent incident rise.

The veteran amphibious flying boat makes for an unmistakable sight off the Crimean coast, but its wartime role is likely limited.

The Air Force grounded its fleet of 52 CV-22 Ospreys after a problem was found with the type's critical clutch system slipping.

At least six people were killed and 16 wounded in an apparent Russian Kalibr cruise missile strike on a dormitory.

The appearance of the late pint-sized vintage armored car in Ukraine marks one of the more surprising arms transfers so far.

Upgrades will cement the F-16 Viper's place in the fleet and will postpone the need to retire the type potentially for decades.

New satellite imagery of a Russian air base in Crimea raises doubts about claims of a Ukrainian attack there.