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We break down the types of potent armor Ukraine is suddenly getting from it’s western allies.

Allied gunnery schools took an innovative mechanized approach to simulate the dynamic nature of firing guns from airplanes at other airplanes.

The RIM-7 Sea Sparrow will be paired with Soviet-era Buk launchers and radar systems in a bizarre but potentially much needed mash-up.

With an initial batch of M2 Bradleys now slated for Ukraine, we dive into what impact these iconic vehicles could have on the battlefield.

Urgently developed after the Cold War, the pioneering GPS Aided Munition would prove its value when the B-2 went to war over Yugoslavia.

Along with the airstrikes after Ovidio Guzmán López's arrest, Sinaloa Cartel members have been firing .50 caliber rifles at aircraft.

The U.S. and Germany announced they will provide heavy armor to Ukraine in the form of American Bradleys and German Marders.

The HH-60Ws were photographed operating from parts of east Africa both on land and at sea as part of their first operational deployment.

South Korean officials now admit they failed to stop a North Korean drone flying close to the presidential office in the capital.

Ukraine officials claim Russia has used about 660 Iranian Shahed drones and will soon get several hundred more from Tehran.

Without guidance, winged bombs would lack accuracy, but could be used to strike area targets, like cities in Ukraine, at standoff ranges.

If true, Admiral Gorshkov's deployment armed with Zircon hypersonic missiles is significant, but questions remain about this new capability.

The drug-busting RC-26B Condor surveillance plane has flown its final mission, bringing the curtain down on a highly eventful career.

Ukraine pushed back on Russian claims that HIMARS were destroyed in a series of attacks, one captured live on French TV.

Army AH-64s have joined the service's UH-60s in being fitted with the new Common Infrared Countermeasures system.

The new AN/APG-85 advanced active electronically scanned array radar will be compatible with all variants of the new Block 4 F-35s.

South Korean officials have spoken of involvement in joint nuclear-planning exercises, a point disputed by their U.S. counterparts.

Ukraine is producing its own artillery shells as stocks globally are under pressure due to the huge volume of use in the nearly year-old war.

Russia's influential military bloggers lambast leadership for packing troops with little security discipline into a building with ammunition.