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Egyptian-born Ayman Al Zawahiri had taken over as head of Al Qaeda after the death of its founder Osama Bin Laden in a U.S. raid.

Ukraine's offensive southward gathers steam as it attempts to cut off Russian forces from resupply or retreat.

Ukraine continues its bridge-busting campaign with its HIMARS-launched guided-rockets, and this time a rail bridge near Kherson took a direct hit.

Despite Ukrainian denials from some quarters, officials in Moscow say that the drone strike was launched from within Russia-held territory.

China "is standing by" if the House Speaker "dares" to visit Taiwan as U.S. carrier strike group sails near the island.

China conducts live-fire drills, possible buildup near strait as tensions rise over potential visit by U.S. Speaker to Taiwan.

A U.S. official has stated that American and British next generation air combat programs could cooperate in certain ways.

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The CASA-212 lost a main landing gear wheel in the initial incident and subsequently made an emergency landing at Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

In the home stretch of this year’s Rim of the Pacific Exercise, 37 ships from allied navies put on quite the display of naval power.

Problems with explosive cartridges in the Martin-Baker ejection seat have grounded hundreds of Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps aircraft.

The ship will help the Royal Navy prove new technologies and operation concepts, especially of the unmanned kind.

The tragic loss of a B-58 Hustler bomber over Utah resulted in the Air Force calling on the Navy for help.

The Russian LMUR advanced anti-tank missile has had an incredibly protracted development but there are signs it may be being used in Ukraine.

The Air Force wants to have retired all of its remaining RQ-4 drones by the end of 2027 to make room for more 'survivable' capabilities.

After more than two decades, a replacement for the Silver Bullet is on the way that will finally be fully airworthy.

The F-22 is making its first appearance in the European theater since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began over five months ago.

The U.S. and Japan teamed up for another Rim of the Pacific sinking exercise using a wide array of weapons to pummel the mothballed ship.

One of NASA's trio of high-flying WB-57F jets recently drew attention on social media after it appeared in East Asia.

MH-53E and MH-60R/S helicopters were among those left on their sides at Naval Air Station Norfolk after a severe thunderstorm.