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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.

There are fears that Air Force's new push to resolve critical problems with its KC-46As could actually cause new delays.

The arrival of these warships comes ahead of major naval maneuvers and concerns that they could take part in operations against Ukraine.

The maneuver raises concerns about the potential militarization of satellites designed to inspect, manipulate, or relocate other satellites.

The story of Vesna Vulovic's survival after a DC-9 airliner exploded in mid-air is a miraculous one.

Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee are raising questions about the CIA's findings on the causes, or lack thereof, of the mysterious illness.

Beyond-line-of-sight laser communications are virtually immune to jamming and interception and can quickly transfer huge amounts of data.

With a huge demand for new combat pilots, the Gulf state is now flying two different lead-in fighter trainers.

The M141 Bunker Defeat Munition is a relatively obscure weapon in the U.S. military's arsenal with capabilities beyond what's it name might suggest.

The over-the-horizon targeting capabilities of the MQ-8C will help the Navy's Littoral Combat Ships finally achieve a robust strike capability.

Electric vehicles continue to populate civilian roads, but the technology still has a long way to go before it can be deployed on the battlefield.

An Air Force pilot flying a private plane seemed baffled after a strange-looking aircraft mirrored his maneuvers.

The lost F-35C would be an intelligence prize for any foreign power, such as Russia or China, making it a priority for the Navy to retrieve it first.

The start of a planned new series of joint air operations between Russia and Syria offers a significant boost to the Syrian Air Force.

The Navy is signaling its powerful Pacific presence to China even as the world is focused on Russia's actions near Ukraine.

The fate of the F-35C, which was involved in a "landing mishap" while operating from the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, is unclear.

NATO and Russian warships mass in the Mediterranean as signs grow that the Kremlin is about to launch an invasion of Ukraine.