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After previous combat trials in Syria, a new report suggests the Su-57 Felon has been operating over Ukraine.

Russia says 1,730 Ukrainians have surrendered in Mariupol, but some defenders are still holding out.

Eaglet could keep existing large, slow, unstealthy drones relevant over the battlefield by working to decoy, jam, and attack threats to them.

It may be slow, but the only thing that can replace a M/AH-6 Little Bird special operations helicopter is another Little Bird, at least for now.

Air Force and independent think tank simulations show giant drone swarms are key to defeating China's invasion of Taiwan.

DARPA has unveiled a new hybrid airlifter concept optimized for littoral operations in the Asia-Pacific region.

Separatists in Ukraine are touting a janky-looking improvised jamming gun for defending against drones.

Israel's largest training exercise simulates an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities. The U.S. is watching, but not taking part.

Poland wants modern replacements for the 240 older tanks it has donated to Ukraine, but won't currently get U.S. M1s until 2025.

It isn't clear if the artillery piece works, but the fact that people are wondering if it's legit says a lot about the bizarre nature of the war in Ukraine.

The U.S. Navy is considering tacking a few more operational years onto a number of its aging Ohio class submarines.

The first congressional hearing on UFOs in 50 years was all about drones and foreign actors, not extraterrestrial visitation.

Small, fast and nimble forces have helped Ukraine batter Russia, just like Green Beret forces did against the Taliban two decades ago.

A company in the Netherlands has apparently created a drum magazine holding multiple mortar bombs for commercial drones.

Reports suggest that Japan may well join the British Team Tempest future fighter program by year-end.

The first successful test of a prototype AGM-183A ARRW comes as the program's future is increasingly uncertain.

The reported launch of a Syria-based S-300 missile at an Israeli jet comes as tensions between Moscow and Jerusalem have risen over Ukraine.

The fate of the last holdout of Ukrainian forces in Mariupol is uncertain as buses are moving at least some of them to Russian medical facilities.

Enclosing, heating, and adding track kits to existing MRZR light all-terrain vehicles could provide ideal transport in the far north.

Videos show significant vibration on heavily laden Ka-52 Hokum attack helicopters and experts don’t like what they see.