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U.S. will provide Ukraine artillery, munitions, vehicles, helicopters and more.

The Pentagon’s latest budget request suggests that work is underway to restore U.S. nuclear weapons storage in England.

A site overhaul, new hires, and more — thanks to our readers for their patience!

Drones, artillery pieces, and more are included in a new U.S. military aid package for Ukraine.

The next 'Marine One' helicopter might be delayed, but South Korea already operates its own version of the VH-92.

Getting additional MiG-29s and other combat aircraft to Ukraine has been a hot topic of discussion for weeks.

The Y-20's fascinating method for mixing passengers and cargo was on full display during a recent flight to Shanghai, but it isn't entirely original.

Russia will be fighting on more favorable terrain in the eastern part of Ukraine, where its tanks could be a major threat.

Ukraine has been asking for tanks as a major Russian offensive in Ukraine's east looms.

The flight of Y-20 transports reportedly delivered weaponry to Serbia but also served as a demonstration of China's growing global reach.

The British leader's trip to the Ukrainian capital is thus far the most prominent visit by a NATO leader.

Enjoy the soothing mechanical hum.

There are certainly parallels to what is going on in Ukraine today and the 1984 film "Red Dawn" beyond the graffiti.

The Army says the iconic Stinger design is increasingly obsolete and its existing stockpiles are dwindling.

The Marines turned USS Tripoli into a 'Lightning Carrier' packed with over 20 F-35Bs. We were there.

If the lend-lease bill becomes law, it would help accelerate deliveries of weapons and other military material to Ukraine.

The US military is sending Patriot surface-to-air missile systems to Slovakia to help defend the country's airspace in light of the S-300 transfer.

Replenishing Ukraine's stocks of tanks and armored vehicles could help it keep up the pressure on Russian invaders.

After years of providing Nellis with 'red air' capabilities, Draken International will cease operations at the base in June.

The delivery of thousands of Javelin missiles, as well as Stingers, to Ukraine has raised critical questions about production capacity.