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USS Alaska's highly unusually port visit in the Mediterranean is just the most recent curiously public appearance by one of the Navy's 'boomers.'

Tu-22M3 bombers and MiG-31K fighters have also been brandishing their anti-ship missiles during the latest round of drills in the Mediterranean.

It's unknown what became of the CIA's Project Aquiline assets once they were boxed up and stored at the infamously secretive desert testing facility.

The USS Montpelier's publicized mine-loading exercise in Greece's Souda Bay comes as naval tensions grow in the eastern Mediterranean.

In the next few years, the Navy hopes to develop four new mines to help deny enemy navies freedom of movement during major conflicts.

The Senate Intelligence Committee requested report on UAPs is finally here and you can read it for yourself.

While there were no major revelations in the task force's report, it could act as a stepping stone to real action being taken on the issue.

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

One of the company's exotic testbeds has received a perfect Star Wars-inspired feature.

Intrepid Tiger II, which the Marines already use on various other aircraft, has other jamming and intelligence-gathering capabilities, too.

The missile-armed aircraft could present a significant counter to HMS Queen Elizabeth and its strike group.

We obtained the Tucson Police Department report that shows its helicopter crew was baffled by the "drone" they pursued earlier this year.

An Air Force Research Laboratory document makes it clear that Space Force will have to contend much farther out in space than it currently is.

More details emerge of the standoff in the Black Sea, including footage of a Russian Border Guard vessel opening fire.

New details about plans to establish an Aegis Ashore site on Guam underscore the threats that the system itself could face in a major conflict.

A startup is reviving the powerplant used in the V-1 flying bomb for use in an air-launched decoy, and possibly more.

This F9F Panther ramp strike incident provides a graphic reminder of the risks involved in early jet operations from aircraft carriers.

Reports state that more than 20 Russian aircraft buzzed the Royal Navy destroyer while Border Guard vessels approached to within 100 meters.

So-called "suicide drones" will give Marine units a new option for finding threats and engaging them precisely on land and at sea.

This year's Cyber Yankee exercises simulated the increasingly likely scenario of cyberattacks crippling huge sections of the nation's infrastructure.