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The spinning panoramic infrared system can detect, classify, and track threats that radar may not be able to see.

Taiwan’s biggest locally built warship is the first of a new class of landing platform docks and part of an ambitious modernization program.

We asked top experts about the chances that an increasingly desperate Russia could use nuclear weapons to change its losing hand in Ukraine.

Russia's plan to call-up 300,000 draftees managed to mobilize an army of citizens to flee the country.

The flight marked the first time the ALTIUS-600 drone was flown into a hurricane and NOAA officials saw it as a success.

Swedish authorities say they have found a another ruptured section along the two Nord Stream pipelines following apparent attacks this week.

"We are 20 years late getting Wedgetail into the fleet,' says Gen. Mark Kelly, head of Air Combat Command.

Ukraine could eventually field 34 HIMARS systems, though the newly promised launchers will take time to reach the battlefield.

Air Combat Command boss says China’s next-generation air combat program will parallel the U.S. Air Force’s.

Jump-jet marketing gimmick or close-combat trump card? A former Harrier pilot explains the vectoring in forward flight, or VIFF maneuver.

EU and other officials say the available evidence increasingly points to deliberate acts causing ruptures in two Baltic Sea gas pipelines.

Russian conscripts face a battle-hardened enemy that already has bested better-equipped, far more experienced Russian regulars.

After months of delays, Alice's first flight could be a major step toward future electric-powered air travel.

Boeing's video marked the completion of wind tunnel testing with the new nacelles, which will house Rolls-Royce F130 engines.

The controversial Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which are supposed to carry Russian gas to Europe, have been breached.

Bigger battles are looming in Donbas, where Ukraine hopes to continue its string of victories and Russia hopes to blunt that momentum.

An official flying saucer-adorned aviation intelligence unit logo has appeared drawing significant interest and speculation online.

A Navy high-speed logistics ship received millions of dollars in modifications for unmanned operations, but there are no plans to use them.

Losing ground and its forces depleted, concern that Russia could use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, even to try and freeze the conflict, grows.

Recently released footage of Chinese naval fighters overhead a U.S. Navy warship comes amid heightened tensions in the Taiwan Strait.