Read the latest articles from The War Zone (Page 252)

The appearance of the interceptors armed with Kinzhal missiles comes as NATO bolsters its forces in Eastern Europe.

Marines took to the mountains of West Virginia to test integrating the tracked unmanned vehicle into their operations.

The unmanned vehicle made a helicopter landing zone unusable, which could happen during a real battle as adversaries field similar capabilities.

Cold War-era MT-12R anti-tank guns could help bolster Ukraine's anti-armor capabilities in any conflict in the near future.

A new concept for hypersonic missile defense seeks to turn the tables and use the weapons' extreme speeds against them.

Two Russian Navy Slava class cruisers are also underway in the Mediterranean and could be joined by a third that's now in the Black Sea.

The video shows an F-35C slamming into the ship and careening down the landing area ablaze before falling into the water.

Deep below the earth...

Polish and Belgian F-16s are on patrol along NATO's northeastern flank and are looking incredible while doing it.

A delta-shaped tailless fighter-sized aircraft that looks like nothing we've seen before calls the secretive base home.

The Boeing X-32 is most remembered for its goofy looks, but its lead test pilot reveals why appearances can be deceiving.

A fix to the F-35's fuel system could solve an issue that has frequently caused delays in production and restricted where the jets can fly.

Already running late, the much-needed A-100 Premier now won't be in service until at least 2024.

The US military's ability to intercept hypersonic weapons, as well as just detect and track them, remains incredibly limited at best as threats grow.

Special operators, helicopters, airstrikes, and drones were all involved in the mission that targeted the head of ISIS in Syria's Idlib province.

A report published today says that while pulsed energy attacks are a plausible cause, there are still too many unknowns to reach a firm conclusion.

What was one of the Bureau's go-to command vehicles during a crisis or major event can now be had for pennies on the dollar.

The Pentagon has announced that thousands of troops will head to multiple locations in Europe amid fears Russia is planning a new invasion of Ukraine.

The gliders can be dropped from a variety of aircraft and could revolutionize how the military resupplies small units deployed in the field.

The latest Russian vessels slated to pass through the English Channel are headed for live-firing drills off the coast of Ireland.