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By pushing testing out of controlled environments and into the field, innovation and validation of new capabilities can happen faster.

After saying Ukraine "started it," Putin made a veiled vow to continue strikes against its energy infrastructure.

Originally a terrifying Nazi vengeance weapon, the V-2 made the many missile and rocket projects in the post-war period possible.

There are strong opinions on the Army's choice for its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, but there's still much to learn about the decision.

Ukrainian volunteers have networks to issue alerts about incoming threats, which mobile teams then move to illuminate and shoot down.

The enhanced Soviet-era surface-to-air missile system would add to Ukraine’s ever-expanding and increasingly diverse air defense arsenal.

The bill would replenish supplies of HIMARS, Stingers, Javelins and other items sent to Ukraine, and stock-up for future wars.

For the first time, Russia has released media showing the ‘legacy’ Su-27 Flanker fighter jet at war in Ukraine.

The Skydio RQ-28A drone will be fielded at the platoon level and serves as the Army’s first program of record quadcopter.

Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones were last seen over Ukraine about three weeks ago and its Air Force says Russia likely has none left.

After well over a half century of production, Boeing has built its final example of the iconic 747 Jumbo Jet.

The improvised training area was used to simulate close-quarters combat conditions for training with Indonesian allies.

The Typhon Weapon System will give the Army its first ground-based medium-range missile strike capability in decades.

For the second day in a row, Ukraine has launched an apparent drone strike against an airbase in Russia.

HIMARS launchers sent to Ukraine are reportedly modified so they can't use ATACMS missiles over fears about potential escalation with Russia.

Bell's V-280 tiltrotor bests Sikorsky and Boeing's Defiant X coaxial helicopter to replace the Army's aging fleet of iconic UH-60 Black Hawks.

A missile component, likely from Ukrainian air defenses, fell onto Moldovan territory after another massive Russian attack on Ukraine.

The balloons are meant to confuse sensors and weapons from surveilling and destroying key targets, but they may have another function, too.

The blasts at two bomber bases deep in Russia came only hours before Moscow launched its latest cruise missile barrage against Ukraine.

Working in simulators and testing systems on a surrogate Gulfstream jet, these test pilots are preparing to make the B-21's first flight.