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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted Finland to seek NATO membership and Sweden may well follow.

Ukraine is littered with Russian tank turrets after nearly three months of war, but you have never seen one fly like this.

U.S. special operations forces have eyed electronic motorbikes to swiftly sneak up on enemies and now Ukrainian forces are following suit.

Unfortunately, Ukrainian officials say the risks are still too high to attempt an operation to rescue defenders in Mariupol now.

Just when you thought things couldn't get worse for the Littoral Combat Ship program, the Independence class is experiencing cracking.

A cockpit video shows a Tu-22M3 launching a pair of cruise missiles, apparently against a target somewhere in Ukraine.

The MC-55A Peregrine is like no other aircraft and will elevate Australia's airborne electronic attack and surveillance capabilities to a whole other level.

A STOL MQ-9 has the potential to provide persistent eyes in the sky for big deck amphibious assault ships, carriers, and Marines operating from austere locations.

A single example of the Chinese attack helicopter ventured far out into the Taiwan Strait today.

The sudden appearance of eight C-17s over Norway comes ahead of a major US-led airborne exercise in Europe.

The Switchblade 600 suicide drone carries the same warhead made famous by the Javelin anti-tank guided missile.

Congress will hold its first open hearings on UFOs since the end of Project Blue Book over five decades ago.

Typhoon, which is the third fighter type in Qatar’s new multirole fighter acquisition initiative, is planned for delivery later this year.

Testing the KC-46A and its crew’s capabilities, the record-breaking flight spanned all four corners of the U.S. mainland.

A parody of BBC nature documentary makes light of the poor performance of Russian tanks in Ukraine.

The new Lend Lease program came into effect after Putin marked Russia's World War II Victory Day with no victory in Ukraine.

The story of how a major modification of Grumman’s A-6 Intruder almost replaced the A-4 Skyhawk in the Navy's light attack role.

Lawmakers gave scathing commentary and asked tough questions as to the F-35's poor mission capable rate and chronic sustainment issues.

While being able to double Javelin production in the near term is a good sign, it still highlights a worrisome production capacity issue.

Putin wants a Victory Day parade in Mariupol as defenders of the last bastion of Ukrainian control in the city say they'll fight to the end.