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The space agency owned a small fleet of APCs to be used in emergencies but envisioned a broader role for its more ambitious prototype HAZMAT vehicle.

The bunker is open!

Two new satellites launched as part of Space Force's push for more space domain awareness can get up close and personal with other objects in orbit.

The THAAD was used to down a Houthi ballistic missile during an attack launched against multiple Emirati targets earlier this week.

The six Russian amphibious ships, a cruiser, and a destroyer are converging on the Mediterranean, where a U.S. carrier strike group is also sailing.

Evidence mounts that the six landing ships are ultimately headed toward the Black Sea and possible action against Ukraine.

The stealth jet was recovered from the seabed late last year after its dramatic loss while launching from HMS Queen Elizabeth.

The second-hand E-3 aircraft could give the Chilean Air Force a significant boost in capability and allow it to retire an existing aging radar plane.

The US has released a list of current and former Ukrainian officials alleged to be working with Russian intelligence to seize Ukraine from within.

Concept art of the Dakar class reveals an unusually long sail, which may indicate an upgrade to Israel's second-strike nuclear deterrent.

The United States and its allies are racing to deliver weapons and other military equipment to Ukraine ahead of a potential new Russian invasion.

The AC-130's biggest gun is getting a makeover to make it more capable and reliable than its 1960s-era predecessor.

A reference buried in a destroyer's logs confirms that portable counter-drone devices were eventually deployed during a spate of swarm events in 2019.

The choice to disclose the USS Georgia's whereabouts was likely a deterrent reminder aimed at Russia.

Precision-guided weapons are far more common armament options for drones like Mojave, but gun pods could be useful for armed overwatch missions.

The White House is rushing to secure critical networks from similar attacks that have brought down Ukrainian government websites in recent days.

A new Ukrainian intel report highlights the threat posed by these short-range ballistic missiles, which are flowing in from elsewhere in Russia.

The shipments came with claims of controversy after the C-17s appeared to avoid German airspace, but both countries say this was not the case.

A first-hand account of what possible 5G interference could look like in the cockpit and the chaos surrounding it.

An additional three amphibious warships remain active in the Baltic Sea, with Sweden taking a heavy interest in their movements.