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Italy, Sweden and Finland scrambled fighters after the Foxhounds flew into Estonian airspace for about 12 minutes.

It’s not every day that you see a Boeing 737 airliner spitting out infrared countermeasures in a dramatic display of pyrotechnics.

Disagreements over Future Combat Air System workshare mean Germany is also looking at teaming up with the UK or Sweden on its future crewed fighter.

Soon, teams of counter-drone experts and sensors, electronic warfare systems, and drone interceptors will rush to bases being swarmed by drones.

It's the second largest Chinese flying wing drone we have seen and follows a broader trend in the country's stealthy uncrewed aircraft developments.

One of just four E-4Bs, critical flying command posts that can be used to order nuclear strikes, was photographed stripped of its normal white-and-blue paint job.

The trials comes amid a growing need for systems that can provide a persistent capability to monitor oceans and other bodies of water.

The first of the F110 frigate class, Bonifaz, was recently launched, with delivery to the Spanish Navy planned for 2028.

Taiwan is looking to its Chiang Kung system to help extend the reach of its defenses against China's ever-growing ballistic missile arsenal.

Officials are looking into a report that the missile failed after being launched at a drone, slamming into a residence instead.

Beyond the B-2s and their Massive Ordnance Penetrator bunker busters, we are still learning more about Operation Midnight Hammer.

The uncrewed aircraft, which carries the logo of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was spotted ahead of an airshow in northeastern China.

Washington has approved a potential F-16 to Peru, a country struggling with an aging fleet of Russian- and European-made fighters.

Hostilities continue to escalate in the Caribbean as the Trump administration names a new target on its list of drug trafficking countries.

Manufacturer Raytheon continues to get longer reach out of its AIM-120 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile, while its AIM-260 successor waits in the wings.

In 2004, the Navy disposed of the former Naval Station Roosevelt Roads in Puerto Rico, but current events have seen it awaken once again.

As NATO fighters flew their first Eastern Sentry missions, a British P-8 monitored Russia-Belarus military drills along the Polish border.

The MC-12Ws were retired to make way for OA-1K light attack planes, but some worry this risks creating an aerial intelligence-gathering gap.

Typhon brings the means to rapidly deploy Tomahawk cruise missiles and SM-6 missiles, giving the ability to put targets at risk up to 1,000 miles away.

The aircraft join an armada of eight ships and 4,500 Marines deployed to fight cartels and deliver a message to Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro.