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With prodigious quantities carried inside and out, the Fullback is the undisputed champion of the tactical jet fuel load.

The SEPv3 is the most capable variant of the trusty Abrams currently available but its value in a future Asia-Pacific conflict is questionable.

The dramatic rescue came just an instant before a Metrolink train barreled through the stricken Cessna.

Don't be alarmed if a strategic bomber fuselage goes whizzing by you on the highway.

It's been 2022 for a whole week. What's on your mind?

Lasers dominate discussions about U.S. Navy directed energy weapons, but the service formed a new office devoted to systems that fire microwave beams.

Boeing has also provided new details about its hypersonic aircraft concept.

The lightning-quick arrival of Russian forces came as the Kazakh regime found itself under siege from its own citizens.

The Kazakh regime vows to continue fighting what it calls "bandits and terrorists" as possible armed rebel opposition group emerges.

Inspired by the remarkable high-flying Proteus aircraft, the concept is being pitched for surveillance and test work but may have other applications.

The operation is another sign of the rapidly evolving nature of warfare in the digital domain and the future importance of offensive cyber operations.

As Bodø closes as a fighter base, we look back at its Cold War legacy when it launched U-2 espionage flights aimed at the Soviet Union.

The U.K. Ministry of Defense has confirmed that the incident occurred after it was revealed on a British television show.

With the Marine Corps deeply overhauling its combat doctrine, the F-35C could become more relevant, leading to shifts in procurement.

Documents found on one of Napoleon's young heavy cavalrymen who fell at the Battle of Waterloo reveal the history behind the mangled armor.

After a 2019 ban on military aircraft flying through it, Star Wars Canyon was filled with jet noise once again today.

Boeing's latest hypersonic aircraft design could potentially be used for various military missions or as a space launch mothership.

The Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization will intervene directly in one of its member state's affairs for the first time ever.

The previously classified Starfire Optical Range aids astronomers while enabling the Space Force to better detect and track small objects in space.

North Korea's lust for hypersonic glide vehicle weapons makes perfect sense, but can it overcome huge technological hurdles?