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Turkish manufacturer Baykar decided to donate the drone after Lithuanians raised $6 million to purchase it.

The language would give government employees and contractors immunity from reprisal for coming forward about UFO encounters and programs.

The launch was intended to test the Mk21A reentry vehicle that will carry the Mk87-1 nuclear warhead on the Minuteman III ICBM's replacement.

Flying the Ukraine flag over the battered Black Sea outpost is a major victory for Ukraine.

A budding partnership between Slovakia and the Czech Republic could finally facilitate the transfer of NATO MiG-29s to Ukraine.

“In purchasing power parity, they spend about one dollar to our 20 dollars to get to the same capability.”

Russia's HIMARS destruction statement has no evidence to back it up and Ukraine is saying it never happened.

Firing a machine gun at a close-by launcher full of long-range surface-to-air missiles is a terrible idea.

Deployment of decoy barges and smokescreens implies Russia is preparing for a possible attack on its highly prized Kerch Strait Bridge.

Improved coordination among Russian units has allowed some progress westward against Ukrainian resistance.

In an exclusive interview with The War Zone, former CENTCOM commander Frank McKenzie talks about the Middle East Air Defense Alliance.

The Russians didn't want weapons to fall into Ukrainian hands. Ukraine wanted to destroy them before Russia tried to retrieve them.

South Korea has taken an unorthodox approach for its new KF-21 fighter jet that now appears poised to start flight testing.

On this 4th of July, celebrate the American warships that were proudly named Independence with this colorful trip through U.S. naval history.

The MV-22 was packed full of Marines when it suddenly dropped while about to land aboard the amphibious transport dock ship USS Green Bay.

Enjoy the fireworks!

The solar powered Zephyr S was last tracked over the Gulf of Mexico after having flown from its Arizona test area to Belize.

Ukraine is getting a modern medium-range SAM system, while overnight strikes on Odesa apparently saw Russian Tu-22M3 bombers back in action.

The U-2's highest resolution camera took its last flight from Beale, also ended film processing there, which one tech calls "a tragedy."

Known as the Shaman Battalion, these Ukraine special operations troops infiltrate into Russian territory to strike key targets.