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Russia wants an armored, mine resistant truck that can be easily airlifted. Apparently, this thing is what they came up with.

The SM-2 Block IIIB's dual-mode guidance system is still unique among the missiles the Navy's fleet uses to defend against aerial threats.

We can talk about funky Russian armored vehicle designs, missiles that shoot missiles, submarine collisions—you know, no big whoop!

Veterans of the country's counterinsurgency campaigns, the Colombian Air Force's antique Fantasma gunships are still going strong.

The Air Force is exploring how B-1Bs and B-52Hs can work together more directly, including targeting "handoffs" involving stealthy cruise missiles.

Time is up for the classic bizjet as Bombardier announces the end of Learjet production at its Wichita plant.

The Israeli Police and state security service have been investigating a clandestine plan to illegally export the loitering munitions.

The missile was seen rising into the evening sky off the Florida coast and likely reentered the atmosphere over the South Atlantic.

The Navy often puts out a press release right after Trident tests, but that was not the case in this instance.

The LongShot program could enable aircraft to engage aerial threats further away, remain less vulnerable while doing so, and much more.

This is the only H-60 of any kind in Marine Corps service beyond the highly specialized VH-60N Marine One helicopters.

The attack on the airport came less than a week after the U.S. stopped aiding the Saudi-led campaign against the Yemeni rebels.

Despite all the technology at their disposal, for a submarine crew, the simple act of surfacing can sometimes be fraught with danger.

The airbase at Rogachevo has begun hosting Foxhound interceptors, and similar deployments are now planned elsewhere in the region.

The two nuclear-powered supercarriers undertook joint exercises as tensions between China and the United States in the region remain high.

New mobile missile launchers are an essential part of the Marine Corps' future distributed operations concepts.

The diesel-electric attack submarine was surfacing when it impacted the 51,000-ton commercial vessel off the Japanese coast.

The F-15EX went to 40,000 feet and flew at twice the speed of sound on its first flight.

The E-11As are in high demand, but there are so few of them, pilots may not have even seen one before jumping into the cockpit of one downrange.

The formation flyover of the Air Force's three bomber types certainly was unique and one photographer captured it brilliantly from outside the arena.