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Six Russian amphibious warfare ships have left the Baltic Sea in the last two days.

Amid tensions in the Baltic, the incident has led to much speculation as to why the Jumbo Jet took such a strange route.

It was long hoped that one of the Navy's last conventionally-powered aircraft carriers could be preserved as a museum, but that won't be the case.

Swedish police are also investigating a spate of recent unmanned aircraft sightings over other sensitive sites beyond nuclear power plants.

The company has a rapidly growing portfolio of combat drones, over half of which remain classified, as the Air Force signals an appetite for more.

This is the first official confirmation that the Yemeni rebel group has struck inside the UAE.

The drone sightings coincide with high military and political tensions in the region and sound eerily similar to other drone incursions in the US.

The new system is capable of making pinpoint electronic attacks but it's so big that it requires major alterations to a destroyer's superstructure.

Are you ready for some bunker time?

Infrared countermeasures have never caught on in the commercial aircraft space, but FedEx and the FAA are clearly still interested in the capability.

The Russian maneuvers, which stress long-range deployments, come as Ukraine reels from the effects of a major cyberattack.

The Navy hopes to combine existing systems with a new hull form that will be able to accommodate significant upgrades.

The ships are slated to join the Navy's experimental surface warfare squadron which is exploring ways to incorporate unmanned vessels into the fleet.

An infrared search and track sensor was originally dropped from the F-22 on cost grounds, but now the Air Force wants to try and add it back.

New details about the FAA's halt on flights across the western U.S. clearly point to North Korea's hypersonic missile test as being the culprit.

Robin Sage exercises held in the Carolinas prepare Green Berets for the complex missions they will be called upon to accomplish when deployed.

While it's possible Israel uses dolphins to counter enemy swimmers, its enemies frequently make outlandish claims of animals being used for espionage.

Completed to the latest upgraded standard, the new-build Tu-160M is set to bolster Russia's Long-Range Aviation force.

While cartels have weaponized drones in the past, the ability to drop bomblets has migrated from Middle East war zones to the Mexican drug wars.

Eviation could revolutionize aviation with its all-electric Alice commuter plane designed to fly hundreds of miles with nine passengers onboard.