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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.

USS Gerald R. Ford's skipper tells us about the pros and cons of a smaller island set farther back than on the Nimitz class.

The Red Forest around the defunct Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant is one of the most radiation-contaminated places on Earth.

Ukrainians seen shooting down a KA-52 attack helicopter with an anti-tank missile in a viral video isn't as unusual as it seems.

Russian troops are going to ever greater lengths to offset the threat posed to their convoys in Ukraine with crude armor.

The next-generation EC-130J TACAMO will replace the current fleet of E-6B Mercury jets in a throwback to the Cold War era.

President Zelensky made a very symbolic trip to liberated areas as evidence of Russian atrocities continues to mount.

Documents and official statements obtained by The War Zone provide a wealth of new Air Force One-related information.

The first known flight of Lockheed Martin's HAWC was kept quiet in an effort to avoid worsening relations with Russia.

Ukrainian nuclear expert discusses the challenges of keeping the country's nuclear facilities safe during a Russian invasion.

The previously unknown Modular Advanced Missile is the latest addition to a growing collection of in-development air dominance missiles.

The Soviet-era ex-East German BMP-1s will have changed hands four times by the time they arrive in Ukraine.

Reports state that a U.S.-brokered transfer of T-72 tanks to Ukraine from NATO countries' Soviet-era stocks is imminent.

After weeks of Russian occupation, Ukrainian troops are finding horrific evidence of Russian war crimes in liberated towns north of Kyiv.

After five weeks of fierce fighting, Ukraine has officially rebuffed Moscow's attempt to sack Kyiv, at least for now.