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Having the M777A2 howitzer means Ukraine can more easily and effectively employ Excalibur guided-artillery shells in the heat of combat.

An Air Force document shows multiple types of missiles, as well as firing them from places other than silos, were all on the table.

After some high-profile setbacks, U.S. hypersonic testing delivers some very good news.

The Degraded Visual Environment Pilotage System (DVEPS) helps rescue pilots stay aware of their surroundings even when flying blind.

Sponsored Content: Why Raytheon believes their high-energy laser weapons systems are now mature enough to transition from the science and technology world to regular battlefield use.

Russia is apparently working to add an anti-ship ballistic missile to its existing anti-access/area-denial strategy.

Ukraine's effort to deplete Russia's stock of artillery shells and other explosives where it is stored shows no signs of slowing.

The Invictus 360, a contender to be the US Army's next attack reconnaissance helicopter, is now over 90 percent finished.

Russia getting hundreds of drones from Iran could help backfill for depleted missile stocks and wreak havoc in the western part of Ukraine.

Ports, other logistics hubs and command and control centers would be heavily targeted in any conflict with China.

Skunk Works plan includes 'distributed' tiers of drones, from expendable to exquisite stealthy types, to work collaboratively with manned aircraft in the decades to come.

Aircraft carrier crews have been known to train with jet mock-ups, but this recently identified MiG-29K wireframe is as barebones as it gets.

A solar powered Zephyr S has been flying for 26 days straight and its operators have taken some creative license with its routes.

It's clear that Ukraine is executing a major campaign targeting Russian ammo depots in order to blunt their terrifying artillery assaults.

Three weeks after Ukraine attacked, the Russian-held Black Sea gas rig is still burning.

The Air Force now has all the major components for its pod-mounted defensive laser weapon, paving the way for first airborne tests.

Top Gun: Maverick has made a carrier-load of money. Here's what Navy aircraft, ships, and munitions it could buy.

The artillery duel in Ukraine's east shows no signs of slowing as troops gobble through thousands of 155mm rounds every single day.

What a time to be alive!

The $3.5B bridge Russia built to connect with Crimea is a major strategic and economic asset that Moscow seems very concerned with protecting.