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Russia's lost Krasukha-4 electronic warfare system command module would be a prize for foreign intelligence agencies.

Against the odds, the Ukrainian Air Force continues to work at denying Russia air superiority over Ukraine.

Rushing highly mobile and familiar air defense systems to Ukraine is the key to keeping Russian aircraft at bay and under threat.

Watch this B-52's unique swiveling landing gear get a full workout during this windy recovery at RAF Fairford.

Russian naval activity has been steadily increasing near the strategic Black Sea port city of Odesa.

Russia no doubt hopes the latest iteration of the Buk surface-to-air missile system will help turn the tables against the Ukrainian Air Force.

The US has captured, snatched, or otherwise acquired various Russian-made air defense systems over the years, and now they could fight in Ukraine.

The one-off T-80UM2 never went into production and its presence in Ukraine remains mysterious.

The apparent first use of Russia's air-launched hypersonic ballistic missile against a target in Ukraine doesn't all add up.

Russian forces have increasingly targeted areas in Western Ukraine as their advances on the ground elsewhere have slowed.

The deadly crash occurred while the Marine MV-22 was supporting Exercise Cold Response in Norway.

Meanwhile, Russia has laid down a short timeline for surrender in the besieged port city of Mariupol.

Cosmonauts in peculiar spacesuits and thermobaric rocket launches on video, these are your updates on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The flights included a mass launch of Russia's strategic communications, command post, and VVIP aircraft out of Moscow.

It could be worse... You could be outside the bunker!

The Lightning Carrier concept has been in the works for years and will effectively see big deck amphibious assault ships turned into light carriers.

The ships could be part of a growing initiative by Russia to find reinforcements for its stalled invasion of Ukraine.

Winter Fury '22 is a major example of the Marines pivoting toward preparing for a peer-state conflict over great distances.

Satellite imagery confirms Russian missiles caused major damage to a key fighter jet repair plant in Lviv, Ukraine.

While this tactic is likely forced upon Russian helicopters by Ukrainian air defenses, the military value of it is questionable, to say the least.