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Adding 250 of the advanced tanks would be a huge boost to the Polish Land Forces as they seek to match Russian developments.

"You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave..."

Meet the fleet of intel-gathering planes that has been aloft over the Black Sea and Ukraine to keep tabs on Russian forces.

The intercept of a suspicious balloon near Kauai's north shore is peculiar for a number of reasons.

Biden warned again that the Kremlin is actively looking for pretexts to justify an invasion of Ukraine.

Biden says the Kremlin is prepared to attack Ukraine as fighting spikes between Ukrainian forces and Russian-backed separatists.

Watch pilots make anxiety-inducing landing attempts in Storm Eunice with incredible play-by-play by the videographer.

Snakehead can be launched from a nuclear submarine and will accommodate many future tasks including intel collection.

With chaos on the ground and in the sky, and nowhere to divert to in an emergency, F-15Es watched over the tumultuous withdrawal from Afghanistan.

New details emerge about the immediate aftermath of the F-35C crash aboard the USS Carl Vinson.

The CEO of ArcFlash Labs talks about where his creation came from and where the tech behind it could be headed in the future.

While the rifle may not pack the punch of a traditional firearm, a review of the ArcFlash Labs GR-1 shows why it is not a toy.

The construction of a pontoon bridge across the Pripyat River comes as concerns persist that Russia may be about to attack Ukraine.

After steadily reducing planned F-35C squadron sizes the Navy wants to go the opposite direction now that the type's first operational cruise is over.

Any unusual military activity in or around Ukraine is drawing significant attention as the prospects of a Russian invasion remain very real.

The long-anticipated Pakistani order for the J-10 is widely seen as a counter to India's new Dassault Rafale fighters.

The KC-46 is plagued with issues but its ability to move fuel to austere locations during combat operations looks promising.

By design, Russia has plenty of choices when it comes to Ukraine, some of which are far riskier than others.

This is our first look at the assembled X-59, a high-speed test jet that is nearly as much nose as it is fuselage.

Some of the most heavily armored vehicles in America's arsenal are virtually unarmored against cyber attacks.