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Nearly a decade after a satirical piece ran about 'slipping out' of Afghanistan, American troops unexpectedly cut the power at Bagram as they left.

New missiles, and more of them, are set to enhance the Daring class, especially in its vital role of protecting British aircraft carriers.

Working with foreign diesel-electric submarines provides valuable training to the US Navy, which only operates nuclear-powered types.

Officials remain tight-lipped, but it seems South Korea's latest submarine could start ballistic missile tests fairly soon.

Despite being nearly inedible, the preserved foods carried by the Continental Army helped ensure victory over the British in the Revolutionary War.

Enjoy the holiday weekend with the Bunker Talk crew!

The State Department's Air Wing could be critical to keeping Americans safe if the security situation in the country continues to deteriorate.

The crew of the Transair Cargo Boeing 737 freighter was forced to ditch off the coast of Hawaii shortly after taking off.

Is China flight testing its own artificial intelligence 'brain' for its combat aircraft?

The Space and Missile Systems Center is looking to Medium Earth Orbit for a new layer of missile detection satellites planned for 2022.

Satellite images of the Gobi Desert show many new missile silos under construction, hinting at the possibility of a guileful deployment concept.

The converted Polish transport aircraft is one of five aircraft U.S. Special Operations Command is testing as part of its Armed Overwatch program.

The Swiss say the Joint Strike Fighter emerged as the most capable and cheapest option after a competitive evaluation.

The adversary support contractor's impressive fleet could add as many as 40 second-hand F-16s from Dutch stocks.

The Air Force's Skyborg continues to be integrated into more aircraft, signaling that a variety of aircraft could someday be flown by the AI system.

This bizarre spoofing incident around the Crimean Peninsula in the Black Sea is the second of its kind in the last two weeks.

Video posted on YouTube shows off the unique drone and anti-drone testing facility known as Port Gaston located deep within restricted airspace.

The Navy has shared some additional details about USS Alaska's very rare stopover, which comes amid a flurry of naval activity in the region.

The Air Force is preparing to fight without GPS via new navigational technologies that could be essential to winning tomorrow's wars.

Su-30SM fighter jets repeatedly buzzed the Dutch warship and jammed some of its electronic systems.