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The anonymous plane is making headlines for its mysterious expedition, and European air defenders still aren’t exactly sure what to make of it.

Dwindling artillery ammunition stockpiles are also becoming a huge concern for Ukrainian forces.

A major release of documents provides the highest level of detail yet about mysterious drone swarms involving U.S. Navy ships off California.

No amount of money, spare parts, or maintenance time will get the Airbus-built rotorcraft flying reliably, Norwegian defense officials say.

In controversial statements, Peter Dutton says that plans existed to buy two of the U.S.-made submarines by 2030.

The incident comes just a day after the tragic crash of an MV-22 Osprey in the same area that resulted in the loss of all five onboard.

Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works helped build a full-size mockup of the fictional Darkstar hypersonic aircraft for the Top Gun sequel.

This bizarre 'compact technical' belongs in Mad Max, sporting a remote-controlled heavy machine gun, giving it a big punch for its tiny size.

The influx of Western artillery props Ukraine up against Russia's onslaught but they are still outnumbered and outgunned.

The 'wouldn't believe it if it weren't true' list of accomplishments of Astronaut Jonny Kim keeps growing. Now he's becoming a pilot.

The new adversary squadron equipped with the F-35A will focus directly on replicating Chinese doctrine, tactics, and technology.

Reports in the Israeli media suggest that IAF F-35s have been enhanced to hit Iranian targets unrefueled and carry at least one new weapon.

China likely hopes its experimental unmanned surface vessel is as successful as the U.S. Navy's Sea Hunter upon which its design is based.

Haibatullah Alizai recounts the final five harrowing days of his government and how he reluctantly became the Afghan Army's last general.

Raytheon's one-off 727 testbed jet has ventured very far from home to test its sensor payload as part of a major exercise in the Pacific.

Even if a deal is reached to allow grain shipments from Ukraine, sea mines could make doing so impossible for months.

Russia's assault in the east and south has resulted in little past initial gains, but Ukrainian troops are growing weary after months of fighting.

The status of the five Marines onboard the MV-22B at the time of the accident remains uncertain.

A unique gathering of military jets occurred off Baja Monday night, providing what could be a glimpse of future advanced air combat training.

The flamboyantly painted MiG-29 Fulcrum recently returned to service, likely aided by new spares from Ukraine's NATO supporters.