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The Navy is looking to buy dozens of smaller amphibious warships to support the Marine Corps' new expeditionary concepts of operations.

An intriguing upgrade has been installed on the USS Carl Vinson and the USS Abraham Lincoln that points to new defensive capabilities.

The use of small unmanned aircraft to attack the tanker M/T Mercer Street underscores the growing threat that drones pose on and off the battlefield.

The high-flying unmanned aerial vehicle came down after returning from a sortie.

A-10s, as well as C-146 special operations transports, have been flying from a highway in Michigan as part of a larger exercise.

The Air Force only has one Constant Phoenix jet, which is used to collect air samples that could show evidence of nuclear testing or accidents.

The U.S. Air Force has a classified program to field low-cost, attritable drones that can be used as "off-board sensing stations."

The Air Force wants Hermeus Corporation to prove the concept for a high-speed transport, and maybe more.

The Ripsaw is better known for its action movie pedigree, but the Army's unmanned version packs a very real 30mm cannon.

SEWIP Block III is much more than just a naval electronic warfare system. Northrop Grumman's Mike Meaney breaks down its real potential for us.

The U.S. Navy has been experimenting with a variety of drone delivery concepts in recent years in order to ease its logistical burden.

The latest iteration of the Air Force's huge Red Flag aerial war games features highly-trained aggressor pilots playing the "bad guys" in F-35s.

The Danish Navy described the situation as "dramatic" as the submarine Orel drifted towards its territory following an unknown propulsion malfunction.

Despite delays, the new INS Vikrant is nevertheless an important step toward expanding India's carrier force.

An armed group had boarded the ship in the Gulf of Oman and was reportedly trying to sail it to Iran.

The reverse idle tactical descent is a pretty incredible way to lose altitude, and quickly.

The Marine Corps had been the last operator of these militarized McDonnell Douglas DC-9 airliners, retiring its last examples four years ago.

Reports of a "non-piracy" maritime hijacking in the Middle East come just days after a fatal drone strike on an Israeli-operated tanker.

The problem-ridden vessels face another hurdle as the Navy admits that a critical design fix to the ships' propulsion system is intensely complicated.

General Wills faces a pilot shortage while saddled with a training system that's stayed largely the same for 60 years. Here's how it could change.