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Ukraine is burning through guided artillery rockets to great effect, but even with tens of thousands stockpiled, the U.S. could find its supply under pressure.

A vital bridge used to support the Russian war effort in the south of Ukraine came under HIMARS barrage overnight.

The elaborate network of tunnels connected to a major airbase was built to protect Taiwan's precious fighter jets from a Chinese attack.

A newly released Senate report criticizes the Pentagon's responses to what it says are 'exponentially' growing threats posed by unidentified phenomena.

While Western-donated ship-killing missiles can't end the blockade, they have been enough to prevent an amphibious landing near Odesa.

Chinese Flankers have now joined aging J-6 fighters, which have likely been converted into drones, at the significantly enhanced base opposite Taiwan.

The latest claims from the Israeli Ministry of Defense come amid worsening relations between Israel and Russia.

China's E-2 Hawkeye-like KJ-600 is moving deeper into flight testing in preparation for joining the Type 003's enhanced carrier air wing.

The drone threat is rapidly growing and targeting supply chains and crafting new international norms could be just as important as shooting them down.

As new weapon systems continue to arrive in Ukraine, it is still in need of additional fighters and Slovakia says it is ready to make a deal.

The deal is a win for Poland that needs modern weapons fast and for South Korea's defense industry.

The intel community is reportedly worried about Chinese cell tower gear near nuclear missile silos, but experts don’t necessarily agree with the claims.

Books, movies, and amusement rides have warped the reality surrounding the golden age of piracy, but the truth is just as fascinating.

The U.N.-brokered deal to get grain out of Ukraine could already be dead in the water after a missile strike next to port silos.

It's that time again folks...the bunker is open.

NORAD boss says nothing's changed operationally due to UAPs as the DoD rebrands its office for them and tasks it with a bigger mission.

The Pentagon is looking again at the potential of blended wing body aircraft to meet its future tanker and transport requirements.

The first high-resolution picture of China's new naval stealth fighter jet shows new details about its engines, canopy, and more.

Lack of spare parts and engines, an under-investment depot-level infrastructure, and much more, have put the F135 engine program under fire.

A retired air traffic controller and FAA liaison to the military gives firsthand insights on the unidentified aerial phenomena topic.