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Reports suggest four of the Flanker fighters have arrived at the airbase that sits on the Turkish border, close to U.S. forces.

Examples of General Atomics Avenger and Avenger ER unmanned aircraft were spotted landing after taking part in a major exercise.

This is a rare chance to see an Iranian MiG-29 Fulcrum fire an R-73 missile and immediately destroy a target launched by an F-5.

India is jumping into the stealthy drone game, but it will take time to catch up with its rival China's robust pursuits in this arena.

Turkey's Bayraktar TB2 has already proven to be a game-changer in recent conflicts in Syria, Libya, and between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

The arrival of the long-rumored two-seat 'J-20B' would signify a major boost to China's future air combat capabilities.

The Off-Board Sensing Station combat drone, which will use a normal runway, focuses on affordability with an eye toward large-scale production.

After multiple issues and delays, the USS Gerald R. Ford is now set to go to sea for its maiden deployment in 2022

The Haixun 09, which displaces more than 10,000 tons, is remarkably ornate for a patrol ship and has some puzzling features.

The tall sailing vessel Guayas captured the drug-smuggling boat and its crew during a highly unusual training voyage.

A Stryker armed with a high-power microwave weapon joins a field with two other designs equipped with turreted lasers.

Just as with the aging CH-53Es it will replace, scenes like this aboard CH-53Ks will become a staple of Marine infantry for decades to come.

A new carbon transformation process could be game-changing for the Air Force, which spends billions annually to buy fuel and ship it around the world.

Hunker down in the bunker.

The Navy remains tight-lipped as to what the nuclear submarine hit in the South China Sea and the damage that was done.

Wildcat helicopters tasked with protecting Royal Navy ships can carry 10 of the lightweight air-to-surface missiles now, and potentially 20 soon.

Army Special Forces soldiers knocked out "enemy" air defenses, snooped on mock missile silos, and sabotaged a simulated port in a recent exercise.

A sailor's life is never easy, but there can be some great times among the challenges.

The chosen trainer would be expected to offer fighter-like qualities and take the strain off the frontline combat fleet.

The test appeared set to loft a hypersonic craft beyond the range of any existing known U.S. boost-glide vehicle-based weapon in development.