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Fiber-optic-controlled drones, ubiquitous on the battlefield in Ukraine, could be headed to the FBI's armory.

Some C-17s could be 80 years old by the time the full transition to a new Next Generation Airlift aircraft is complete.

In a measure of the changing European security landscape, German soldiers have been conducting urban warfare training in the capital city.

The Indian jet was executing a low-level maneuver when it plunged into the ground and erupted in a fireball.

The flights are part of a massive U.S. military presence in the Caribbean aimed at putting maximum pressure on Venezuela's Maduro.

EOTech holographic sights are mounted on the special operations light attack plane's dash for a reason you might not expect.

USNS Salvor is on the scene in the tense South China Sea to recover both aircraft that crashed on the same night while flying from the Nimitz.

In a major policy shift, the Trump administration wants to sell F-35s to Saudi Arabia, but there are still hurdles ahead and concerns to satisfy.

Russia claims Su-75 development, including an uncrewed variant concept, has continued since its unveiling in 2021 despite the war in Ukraine.

More connectivity increases the KC-135's survivability, and opens doors to controlling drones and providing force-multiplying networking for other aircraft.

The visit of the high-ranking officials come as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky faces increasing pressure at home and abroad.

The long-standing Russian mission in Venezuela is not directly related to the ongoing U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean.

The latest on the Su-57E as Russia pitches the aircraft hard in Dubai looking for a major export breakthrough.

The undersea espionage and salvage ship Yantar’s increasing presence off the U.K. is concerning, but directing lasers at British aircraft is a new development.

After a long hiatus, Ukraine says it used ATACMS missiles to strike inside Russia, which points to loosening restrictions and the possibility of more missiles.

Poland says the incidents are the latest in Russia's expanding hybrid warfare campaign against NATO countries in Europe.

The Shahed-107 could fill a major capability gap for Russia, reaching over medium distances to attack Ukrainian forces in areas that were previously considered safer.

China's United Aircraft is presenting the R6000 as well-suited for civilian tasks, but there is obvious military potential for the design.

The Royal Air Force needs a replacement for its Hawk T1s, flown by the Red Arrows aerobatic team, and its Hawks T2s, used for advanced training.