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Concerns about odd aerial objects that might pose threats to the U.S. is exactly why the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office exists.

Thanks to a massive influx from the U.S. and other allies, and buying thousands of fuel trucks, Ukraine says it has plenty of fuel.

The helicopter crashed at around 3:00 P.M. local time and video has emerged of it falling vertically to the ground.

Cheap balloons with radar reflectors could expose useful details about Ukrainian air defenses and bait them into wasting valuable munitions.

The scene looks right out of a dystopian science fiction thriller, but it reportedly occurred during a raid in the West Bank.

In a little-known initiative, Israel tested three MiG-29 jets against its own frontline fighters to gain an edge over its adversaries.

So far, the Russian offensive is largely a "grinding battle of attrition" in and around Bakhmut, Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Mark Milley said.

The mysterious balloon-like object appeared over Moldova and Romania amid reports that Russia is launching radar-confusing balloon decoys over Ukraine.

The U.S. government has thousands of guns, millions of rounds of ammo, and more that's been seized heading from Iran to Yemen.

The Advanced Targeting and Lethality Aided System provides tank operators with computer-generated target and fire options.

As Russia gets closer to capturing Bakhmut, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says its long-awaited offensive in the east is underway.

The Viper pilots involved in the incident provide some insightful observations on the mysterious craft that was shot down.

There have been four shootdowns in U.S. and Canadian airspace in just over a week, but American officials still have few answers to give.

Balloons were an important component of the Soviet Union's arsenal, for everything from spying to bombing, and Russia still uses them today.

For the third time in three days, an unknown object has been shot down, a U.S. Rep. from Michigan said Sunday.

F-22 Raptors under the control of NORAD have now shot down two objects in North American airspace within a day, three in the last week.

If confirmed, the attack on a bridge south of Odesa would mark the first known use of this type of weapon by Russian forces.

Come one, come all!

Russia's war in Ukraine has made finding Mi-17 spare parts hard and has provided new impetus for Iraq's broader helicopter modernization plans.

The new high-altitude incident in U.S. airspace off the coast of Alaska follows recent revelations about Chinese spy balloons.