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We don't know the configuration of the 'Phoenix Ghost,' only that a company not known for making drones is supplying them.

The latest engine-related mishap to afflict the B-1 fleet comes after the Air Force completed the early retirement of 17 examples last year.

This appears to be our first glimpse of China's anti-ship ballistic missile tailored to be fired from its most advanced warships.

The U.S. Capitol building, among others, was briefly evacuated after an alert about an aircraft presenting a "probable threat."

The U.S. has made a promise to end destructive direct ascent anti-satellite weapon testing, calling on foreign nations to join them.

The Army has picked designs from Sig Sauer to replace some of its M4 carbines and M249 Squad Automatic Weapons.

Having two Cobra Ball spy planes observe the test of the new Sarmat ICBM is, by any measure, an exceptionally unique occurrence.

The Navy is dramatically upping its adversary game with upgraded F-16s that come from surplus Air Force stocks.

The Pentagon says Ukraine has more aircraft flying now than it did two weeks ago, but it's not because they got new jets.

China’s mysterious air-launched anti-ship ballistic missile just made its latest appearance.

Russian and Ukrainian artillery will play a much more decisive role in the battle for Eastern Ukraine.

U.S. Army Rangers got their hands on the newest version of Knight's Armament Company’s M110A2 rifle the Best Ranger Competition.

The city of Kreminna in Eastern Ukraine has reportedly become the first major objective to fall to Russian forces after they began a new offensive in the Donbas region.

Initially designed for the Marine Corps, a smaller, more potent V-247 Vigilant is aimed at meeting Navy shipboard requirements.

Just days after The War Zone published a deep dive into the fascinating ship and its murky future, it has appeared executing its mission in official images.

Artillery and armor are likely to dominate Russia's new offensive on the eastern plains of Ukraine.

The vast Pacific gives even the Marines' long-range vertical-takeoff-and-landing phenom, the MV-22 Osprey, a major logistics workout.

The good news for Ukraine is that sanctions are hurting Russia's arms suppliers. The bad news is the effects aren't immediate, for the most part.

New details about the fate of Russia's Black Sea flagship and its crew are slowly starting to trickle out.

The image appears to show a badly damaged Russian Navy cruiser Moskva listing and on fire.