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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.

The Polish military aid package for Ukraine is set to include portable anti-aircraft missiles, drones, and ammunition.

It's not glamorous, but much of what it takes to become a good fighter pilot happens on the ground before and after the mission.

The nuclear-hardened Cold War relic sits deep underground and is ready for a creative survivalist's personal touch.

It isn't clear if the arrest is related to the rash of unexplained drone incursions over sensitive sites throughout the country earlier this month.

The apparent forward deployment of additional rotorcraft boosts Russian air assault assets on Ukraine's doorstep.

Lockheed and Airbus look to unseat Boeing as the purveyor of new aerial refueling tankers for the U.S. Air Force in a new competition.

The F-15EX Eagle II has moved one step closer to operational service by firing an AIM-120D air-to-air missile during a test flight.

F-35Cs have become covered in rusty-looking deposits on their first operational carrier cruise.

Good times deep below ground!

The cyberattack was claimed by a non-state actor and underlines just how complex the cyber battlefield is becoming.

A new armored caboose is part of the Navy and the Department of Energy's plan to make moving nuclear cargoes by rail safer from attacks and accidents.

An officer who called the Kitty Hawk home gives her a fond farewell and reminisces about what really made her unique.

The race is now on to recover the wreckage of the jet that plummeted off the USS Carl Vinson into the South China Sea.

NASA's Shuttle Carrier Aircraft was secretly equipped with infrared countermeasures for its high-profile 1983 European tour.