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Kommuna, an antique Russian Navy salvage ship, has embarked on a mission to investigate a potential salvage operation for the Moskva wreck.

The Navy is looking to retire all of its remaining Ticonderoga class cruisers within just half a decade.

Fifty years ago, the Vietnamese People’s Air Force launched a one-of-its-kind air raid against U.S. Navy warships in the Gulf of Tonkin.

More weaponry is pouring into Ukraine as Russia's eastern offensive picks up steam.

A mix of drones, most launched from aircraft, will swarm enemy positions and soften up the landing zone for a behind enemy lines air assault.

An early design of the SR-71's predecessor had massive canard foreplanes. This is what it would've looked like if it had flown.

Norway gifted over 100 Mistral missiles to Ukraine, which now has the most diverse short-range SAM arsenal on earth.

The fire broke out at a Russian research lab that plays a key role in developing air defense systems and efforts to counter stealth.

The Navy is now investigating whether some Nimitz-class carriers could keep operating after their projected retirement dates.

We don't know the configuration of the 'Phoenix Ghost,' only that a company not known for making drones is supplying them.

The latest engine-related mishap to afflict the B-1 fleet comes after the Air Force completed the early retirement of 17 examples last year.

This appears to be our first glimpse of China's anti-ship ballistic missile tailored to be fired from its most advanced warships.

The U.S. Capitol building, among others, was briefly evacuated after an alert about an aircraft presenting a "probable threat."

The U.S. has made a promise to end destructive direct ascent anti-satellite weapon testing, calling on foreign nations to join them.

The Army has picked designs from Sig Sauer to replace some of its M4 carbines and M249 Squad Automatic Weapons.

Having two Cobra Ball spy planes observe the test of the new Sarmat ICBM is, by any measure, an exceptionally unique occurrence.

The Navy is dramatically upping its adversary game with upgraded F-16s that come from surplus Air Force stocks.

The Pentagon says Ukraine has more aircraft flying now than it did two weeks ago, but it's not because they got new jets.

China’s mysterious air-launched anti-ship ballistic missile just made its latest appearance.