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The photo shows Japan's Hatsuyuki destroyers in a row, and if the formation isn’t impressive enough, they’re also in numerical order!

The GAO has a new report out on Air Force and Navy aircraft readiness and it isn't pretty.

NATO ministers huddled in Brussels to discuss the war in Ukraine while top European leaders see first hand what's at stake.

Promotional materials provide glimpses of a new version of the M1 Abrams main battle tank.

This is what's happened so far in Russia's electronic warfare battle against Ukraine.

The helicopters were seen flying fast and very low with their lights off over northwestern Syria.

Nine Freedom-class ships were slated to be decommissioned, but potential legislation would bring that number down to four.

The State Department said it's aware of "unconfirmed" reports of Americans captured by Russians and urged citizens not to fight in Ukraine.

U.S. officials: Ukrainians are 'top-notch' gunners who are putting NATO-donated artillery to good use against superior Russian firepower.

The Navy has released videos taken during a rash of drone swarm events that occurred around its ships sailing off California in 2019.

After realizing its mistake, the National Guard removed the Tweet containing the Nazi tank video.

The alternate airbase facilities now under construction on Tinian would offer an alternative to Andersen Air Force Base if Guam gets attacked.

Private emails shared between U.K. submariners were ruled to have risked revealing the location of a British ballistic missile submarine.

The U.S. apparently sent hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Javelins to Ukraine but didn't even include a customer support number.

The Wilder fighting vehicle boasts lightweight construction and a central driving position, as well as a hybrid trailer, too.

Ukrainian troops are two weeks into a three-week HIMARS training course before the guided rocket launchers go to the frontlines.

Mark ‘Splash’ Aston, of the legendary U.K. Special Air Service, recalls his time fighting in the Falklands War.

China's highly anticipated new carrier is seen fully decorated with its dry dock filled for its debut in new satellite imagery.

The plan is to prove that large unmanned undersea vehicles can be launched and recovered by the Navy's well deck-equipped amphibious ships.

As China’s hostility intensifies, a top Taiwanese official warns that the Yun Feng supersonic cruise missile can reach out and touch Beijing.