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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.

The Navy wants to decommission another four LCS warships, the youngest of which has served for less than four years.

Test pilot explains how the Air Force linked two major developmental exercises that included cutting-edge long-range targeting and autonomous drones.

A laid-back weekend discussion with old friends and new.

Clearly, the A-10 was always meant to wear black.

The defensive weapons were put through their paces during the course of large-scale long-range bomber maneuvers.

Images shared online show Marines conducting training exercises with the Drone40, a tiny quadcopter that can carry a wide variety of payloads.

How much damage the X-56B, which NASA only began using in a new flight test program in April, may have sustained in this incident is unclear.

Reports suggest that China may have been testing a torpedo-armed underwater drone able to detect, track, and attack enemy submarines back in 2010.

The Lithuanian and Spanish leaders had to abandon their press conference in a hurry while the jet behind them scrambled out of the hangar.

Built from scratch, Chu Lai Air Base in South Vietnam was in the thick of exactly where tactical airpower was needed.

NASA's retirement of its S-3B aircraft means the long, storied career of the famed submarine hunter has finally come to an end.

Poor tactics and a lack of defensive armament saw the Flying Fortress withdrawn from European bomber operations in 1941.

The three-decade-old submarine appears to have received a big addition to its sonar system during a protracted refit.

New images shared online demonstrate the revolutionary capabilities of the Army's new Enhanced Night Vision Goggle-Binocular system.