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Russia giving up Kharkiv as a major objective is a stunning shift in its now nearly three-month-old invasion.

A Chinese naval flotilla with the carrier Liaoning at its center has been operating in the waters south of Japan and east of Taiwan.

You get back what you put into it.

Huge Smel'chak laser-guided mortars are being lobbed at Ukrainian fighters still holed up in the Azovstal steel plant.

The deal could provide Ukraine with its first advanced western air defense system that would fill a role similar to that of the SA-11 Buk.

Oshkosh sees demand in Europe for speedy and highly lethal tactical vehicles, but the appeal for an M242-armed JLTV may be even wider.

The Air Force has now pulled personnel from other duties to try to help solve serious issues plaguing autopilots on Block 45 KC-135R tankers.

Australia’s defense minister has slammed the Chinese Navy for what he said was an “aggressive act.”

Army officials say Russia's invasion of Ukraine has validated the service's drive to develop much longer-ranged artillery and missiles.

Russia wants to encircle Ukrainian troops on a key part of the battlefield, but they can't cross the river in order to do so without getting killed.

Ukraine's Russian-occupied Snake Island in the western Black Sea has emerged recently as a key flashpoint in the conflict.

A highly advanced anti-armor missile paired with just about the simplest improvised launch platform imaginable is a very deadly combo.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted Finland to seek NATO membership and Sweden may well follow.

Ukraine is littered with Russian tank turrets after nearly three months of war, but you have never seen one fly like this.

U.S. special operations forces have eyed electronic motorbikes to swiftly sneak up on enemies and now Ukrainian forces are following suit.

Unfortunately, Ukrainian officials say the risks are still too high to attempt an operation to rescue defenders in Mariupol now.

Just when you thought things couldn't get worse for the Littoral Combat Ship program, the Independence class is experiencing cracking.

A cockpit video shows a Tu-22M3 launching a pair of cruise missiles, apparently against a target somewhere in Ukraine.

The MC-55A Peregrine is like no other aircraft and will elevate Australia's airborne electronic attack and surveillance capabilities to a whole other level.

A STOL MQ-9 has the potential to provide persistent eyes in the sky for big deck amphibious assault ships, carriers, and Marines operating from austere locations.