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Dozens of F-22s will take part in a large exercise to demonstrate the Air Force's ability to project combat airpower into the Pacific.

The Navy says this demonstrates how it can integrate special operations forces into even routine submarine operations in the Mediterranean.

"Reach deep down where you keep your guts" like Doug Masters had to and pony-up for this one-of-a-kind Iron Eagle-inspired t-shirt!

The US Army Black Hawk helicopter rehearsing for a military ceremony had to make a harrowing landing on the streets of Bucharest, Romania.

The exercise in the highly strategic Arctic region tested ways to disperse Typhoon jets to different locations that could be applicable elsewhere.

Declassified reports from one of the submarines that were looking for the Thresher suggest some of its crew may have survived the initial incident.

The Rapier carried its trio of long-range missiles in a rotary pack that would be used for downing marauding Soviet bombers.

The Navy's fleet of unmanned surface vessels is about to grow, pointing to a looming sea change in how the service conducts maritime operations.

The FAA has a little-known database with over 10,000 incident reports. Our new application intends to crowdsource the investigation into them.

Marine Corps, Navy, and foreign F-35s are also being impacted by ongoing problems with the jets' engines.

The hangar, which is one of the largest on earth, sits among remote missile defense and anti-satellite development installations.

Concept artwork for an advanced self-propelled design suggests the U.K. might take a radical route to replacing its Cold War-era towed guns.

Spotters at RAF Lakenheath got an unexpected fireworks show from one of the resident Strike Eagles earlier today.

The modernized W88 nuclear warheads are part of a major initiative to update America's submarine-launched nuclear arsenal.

The Navy's Optical Dazzling Interdictor, or ODIN, was photographed installed on the USS Stockdale during a replenishment in the Pacific.

HMS Queen Elizabeth joined American and Dutch warships in the Gulf of Aden, an important maritime crossroads.

The company is harnessing UFO imagery as part of a mysterious campaign ahead of the biennial MAKS airshow in Moscow next week.

The eBay listing claims the site is EMP-hardened, blast-proof, and has "an expansive floor plan" for all of your bug-out needs.

Two years ago, Congress forced the Army to halt similar plans to divest some of these vessels, which would be important in a peer state conflict.

The Navy's testbed for new maritime combat technologies and concepts has just demonstrated a 360-degree detect-and-defeat anti-drone system.