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The missile was designed to fly thousands of miles at over Mach 3 and 80,000 feet before diving onto its target and detonating its nuclear payload.

B-2 Spirits usually look otherworldly, but every nine years they head to their birthplace for some much-needed TLC. It turns out that this unique test airframe's job is to look this way.

China is expending considerable effort and resources to drastically increase the fidelity of its desert-based anti-ship weapons targets.

Goodyear's airships are more capable than the blimps they replaced, and apparently, they can climb like a homesick angel.

An upcoming test will explore the feasibility of using a "kinetic impactor" spacecraft to change the trajectory of an asteroid by crashing into it.

Recent tests demonstrated that a mothership aircraft could launch and recover an X-61A Gremlins drone in flight.

Royal Saudi Air Force fighter jets have been using AIM-120 missiles to shoot down Houthi drones regularly for years now.

An apparent attack on a power substation in Pennsylvania underscores the very real threat drones pose to domestic critical infrastructure.

The latest upgrade for the Marder armored vehicle might be the last, but it's still going strong in Germany and elsewhere.

Ex-Prime Minister floats using retired U.S. or U.K. nuclear submarines to bridge the gap until Australian-built ones can enter service.

The U.K. Royal Marines that reportedly trounced a U.S. Marines Corps unit were actually fighting right alongside other American Marines.

As cruise missile and drone threats proliferate in the region, Israel is trying to succeed where the U.S. failed with its own radar blimp concept.

The ability to launch their ballistic missiles from the South China Sea or Bohai Sea would be a huge capability increase for China's SSBN force.

Iran's raid on an oil tanker resulted in an incredibly close encounter between its gunboats and a U.S. Navy destroyer.

The pod was used to collect data on multiple AIM-120 engagements during an exercise that spanned from California to Florida.

A veteran submarine hunter explains how the proliferation of ever more capable diesel-electric submarines is a major problem for the U.S. Navy.

The three-week-long exercise highlights ever more public ties between U.S. and Israeli forces in the face of regional threats, especially from Iran.

The Ever Given took one heck of a beating getting un-stuck from the Suez Canal and is finally getting fixed in China.

While it doesn't give away sensitive details, the ad points to Northrop Grumman's ambition to build the next-generation air dominance tactical jet.

The doomed 155mm guns ended up being too expensive to shoot. Now they will be ripped out and replaced with missile launchers at an unknown cost.