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Before visiting a MOP test crater, Gary Stradling studied the physics of how a weapon could penetrate deep into heavily fortified underground facilities.

Air defense interceptors are atop the list of items being curtailed as Russia's ability to pummel Ukraine from afar is growing.

The Air Force's latest budget request has new details about the cocktail of enhancements that aim to keep the F-22 relevant.

The USAF thinks small drones launched from KC-135s will give the tankers another layer of defense and extra situational awareness, among other capabilities.

The A-10 could be a uniquely capable drone hunter and they already have the ability to use APKWS rockets to do it, but its career is set to end before it gets the chance.

With the threat of drones rapidly changing the realities of warfare, the Army finally requests overhead armor on 1,500 tracked vehicles.

The turreted prototype installed on a testbed surface combatant is the latest step forward in Japan's work on railguns, something the U.S. Navy shelved years ago.

Blackbeard could give the Army a way to quickly strike dynamic targets hundreds of miles away, and also shake its acquisition processes.

Ukraine Situation Report: Russia has amassed 50,000 troops including some of its best units to try and advance into northern Ukraine.

External fuel tanks for the F-35 have never materialized after past development efforts, but now they are back on program's to do list.

The captured infantry fighting vehicle has had its Bushmaster chain gun swapped out for a Russian-made weapon.

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Israel's defense minister ordered the IDF to devise a plan to keep Iran from restoring its ballistic missile capabilities and furthering its nuclear program.

The AIM-260A is being developed as a far longer-ranged replacement for the workhorse AIM-120 air-to-air missile.

The new DoD budget prioritizes F-47, slashing F/A-XX and planned purchases of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters.

The F-15EX has gotten a substantial boost from the Trump administration's Pentagon budget request, going from a 98 to 129 aircraft fleet.

The Pentagon's top officer offered new details about how air defense crews at Al Udeid Air Base knocked down incoming Iranian missiles.

The strikes on Fordow were 15 years in the making, with that target being the primary driver behind the MOP's development and evolution.

The result of 12 days of war and a U.S. bombing raid on Iran's nuclear program remain hotly contested, spurred by conflicting intel reports.

One of the B-2s that captured the public's attention as the real strike force made its way to Iran had to divert with an emergency into Honolulu.