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Twenty-five years ago today, a Japanese destroyer blasted a U.S. Navy A-6 Intruder strike aircraft out of the sky.

The Navy and other services had hoped to be able to fire hypervelocity projectiles from various guns at a range of surface and aerial threats.

A report published by the Defense Science Board casts doubts on claims that quantum radar will greatly bolster the military's detection capabilities.

It's not just what is happening, it's where it's happening, with pronounced concentrations of incidents off the east coast and in southern Arizona.

We talk with one of the company's top minds about its buggy-borne High Energy Laser Weapon System and the future of directed energy in combat.

China's first truly indigenous carrier, which will be the third flattop for the People's Liberation Army Navy, boasts massive capability enhancements.

The two Iranian Navy ships appear headed for Venezuela, which, while a token gesture, could still have significant geopolitical ramifications.

The C-32A still has nearly two decades of life left in it, but what comes after may not be a traditional converted airliner.

Ward Carroll recalls battling Floggers and Fishbeds over Nevada and the shroud of secrecy surrounding their remote base.

The Army's Strategic Long Range Cannon program had been planning to demonstrate a prototype weapon by 2023.

The potentially disruptive augmented reality air-to-air combat training technology is quickly moving forward. Now we get a look inside.

The powered JSOW variant had been intended, in part, as a long-range stand-off weapon that the Navy's F-35Cs could still carry internally.

A report has cleared some Chinese drones for government use, but questions still remain about the security surrounding foreign-made technology.

After 37 years of service, the Kharg went down in the Gulf of Oman in circumstances that are still unclear.

The last thing Britain seems to need right now is a Royal Yacht, a ship that could be as big of a security risk as it is a national symbol.

The Navy has been working to make the idea of a railgun an operational reality since 2005.

We explore the relationship between presidents and the Air Force's flying command posts that are meant to carry them into Armageddon.

Brett has been one of our best feature contributors and now he will put his curiosity to work for TWZ full time.

The drone was first detected near an energy storage facility across from Davis-Monthan AFB before evading two pursuing law enforcement helicopters.

Next year, the Air Force wants to test a way to move a C-17's worth of cargo, and potentially personnel, extremely quickly to any location on Earth.