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Ukraine has fully captured the city of Kupiansk in Kharkiv Oblast as the Pentagon says NASAMs air defense systems will be delivered soon.

Germany is poised to become the first export operator of Israel's Arrow 3 ballistic missile defense system as it overhauls its military.

Coming close to crashing into a nearby road, the incident was allegedly caused by a failure of the aircraft’s airspeed indicator.

A custom inscription on a U.S.-supplied AGM-88 anti-radiation missile was sold as a fundraising effort for Ukrainian forces.

The vehicle from the Taran-M signals intelligence, or SIGINT, system was captured after the rout of Russian forces in the Kharkiv region.

Ukraine's military successes bode well for Commandant David Berger's new vision for the U.S. Marine Corps.

Lockheed's manned-unmanned air combat teaming vision has drones working more as partners and less as servants to manned fighters.

These eight shapes on the apron at a little-known Chinese airbase look like J-20s, but there are significant differences.

The impressive shot of a test F-16D carrying an AQM-37D was taken during recent testing exercise held at Naval Air Station Point Mugu.

Haranguing prison inmates into fighting is often a viewed as a desperate measure, more often seen in Hollywood films than in real life.

The Iran's capture of two U.S. Navy unmanned surface vessels has spurred questions about the service's unmanned future.

Russia's publicizing a triumphant strike on an obviously inert concrete structure from WWII is incredibly lame but also not surprising.

Behind the scenes at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, home to a massive multinational F-16 and F-35 training effort.

A recent Navy demonstration in Europe reflects growing interest in new ground-based long-range missile capabilities across the US military.

An in-depth look at the obscured role played by Russia’s missile-armed long-range bomber triad in the ongoing war in Ukraine.

As Ukraine troops retake large swaths of territory, Ukrainians report Russian brutality during the occupation.

A B-1 bomber and a KC-135 tanker made emergency landings on Guam and in Japan after a refueling incident high over the Pacific.

Each side claims dozens were killed and blames the other for this latest outburst in violence between the two former Soviet Republics.

The first evidence has come to light of an Iranian loitering munition, or ‘Kamikaze’ drone, used by Russia in its war in Ukraine.

A set of conversion parts, known as the Reconnaissance Weapons Kit, turns full size M27 rifles in smaller handier guns.