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The Soviet-era ex-East German BMP-1s will have changed hands four times by the time they arrive in Ukraine.

Reports state that a U.S.-brokered transfer of T-72 tanks to Ukraine from NATO countries' Soviet-era stocks is imminent.

After weeks of Russian occupation, Ukrainian troops are finding horrific evidence of Russian war crimes in liberated towns north of Kyiv.

After five weeks of fierce fighting, Ukraine has officially rebuffed Moscow's attempt to sack Kyiv, at least for now.

Ukraine's pilots should have been in training yesterday and there are plenty of second-hand fighter options to accommodate their needs.

A MiG-29 pilot talks tactics and tribulations in the desperate fight to keep Ukraine's skies free from Russian domination.

Get out of the fallout!

The Montford Point class ships provide a nexus between logistical ships and the shore that seems ideal for new Navy and Marine strategies.

The raid could serve as a rallying cry for Ukrainians and as another indictment of Russia's competency on the battlefield.

A-10s and E-3s are among other aircraft potentially on the chopping block. We have a full rundown of combat aircraft highlights from the new budget.

Ukrainian officials have warned about the potential risks from Russia stockpiling ammunition at the Chernobyl site.

Russia's war in Ukraine is in the midst of a major shift in focus after five weeks of fighting.

The bizarre and so far still unexplained ground stop of planes near the West Coast and Hawaii came just after a North Korean ballistic missile launch.

With four tracks and advanced targeting systems, the Object 279 was perhaps the ultimate Cold War heavy tank design.

Ukrainian and foreign intelligence agencies could glean much from captured Russian Barnaul-T air defense radar and command post vehicles.

Russia's top negotiator in talks with Ukrainian officials said this de-escalation should not be confused for a ceasefire.

Roman Abramovich, an oligarch and Putin ally, was among those reportedly sickened in a chemical weapon attack in Ukraine.

An F-15 pilot's firsthand account of how Ukrainian fighter crews' performance in training made it no surprise they have kept Russia at bay.

An aerial duel between a Cold War-era Tomcat and Russia's latest fighter is the highlight of the latest sneak preview of the long-awaited movie.

After 25 years of investing in the program and one prior decision to buy it, Canada is once again an F-35 customer.