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Amongst the combat on multiple fronts, Ukraine claims that one of its MiG-29s shot down a Russian Su-35.

The Freedom class's limited combat utility, high running costs, and design problems could deter potential buyers of the second-hand ships.

'Where everyone knows your screen name... and they're always glad you came...'

Ukrainian forces are fighting against encirclement to prevent invading units from seizing half of the eastern Donbas region.

In what could be a very useful capability if an invasion kicked-off, the Taiwanese Coast Guard conducted live-fire drills with anti-ship missiles.

The first Boeing-built Orca unmanned submarine will begin testing this summer and its first mission will be laying sea mines.

Ukraine intelligence showed us lists of mostly U.S.-made microchips it says were found on captured or destroyed Russian military equipment.

China's new drone ship is officially designed for ocean research, but has obvious value for the country's military.

Parasite fighters operating from airships sounds like science fiction, but it was reality for the U.S. Navy in the 1930s.

Video of a Russian strike in Ukraine provides a horrifying look at the TOS-1A thermobaric artillery system in action.

American rocket launchers are not a ‘silver bullet’ and they come with different levels of capabilities depending on the ammo provided.

Video taken from an airliner appears to show the launch of a missile from a ship or a submarine in the South China Sea.

With rumors of operable modern tanks shortages swirling, Russia has dipped into its stockpile of antiquated T-62s and sent them to Ukraine.

With Ukrainian troops besieged in a massive steel plant and under constant fire from Russian forces, helicopter crews sprung into action.

The re-winging program is happening as the USAF strangles the A-10 force in other ways in hopes of finally grounding the type by 2028.

After grounding its MiG-21 LanceR fleet indefinitely, Romania has reactivated it to provide air policing capacity while its Air Force converts to F-16s.

The drone camera footage is among the first recorded instances of an AeroVironment Switchblade loitering munition being employed by Ukrainian forces.

Three months into the invasion, Russian forces look set to secure roughly half of the Donbas region, but continue to face stiff resistance.

Army proves large numbers of highly networked drones can be controlled by one operator aboard a helicopter or from the ground.

Like Top Gun's Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, retired Russian Maj. Gen. Kanamat Botashev was a hot dog who broke the rules.