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The Program Manager for DARPA's new anti-drone system revealed additional details about the different interceptors that have been tested.

Rival designs are going head-to-head as South Korea seeks to put F-35 stealth fighters to sea.

The first two examples of the advanced stealth bomber design are set to undergo ground testing before their planned first flight next year.

There are strong indications that a mysterious boom heard in and around San Diego was from a supersonic aircraft on a training mission off the coast.

The deployment at Y-12 shows how seriously the DOE and other federal departments and agencies are beginning to take the drone threat.

Evidence mounts that the long-rumored navalized variant of the FC-31 is indeed in the works.

The design of the flag that the destroyer flew as it recently left San Diego contains references to its Medal of Honor recipient namesake and more.

A massive radar bloom over California in 2019 was widely reported to be a ladybug swarm, but our investigation has shown this was unlikely the case.

DARPA has shared footage of a recent successful demonstration of its Mobile Force Protection concept aimed at defeating swarms of small drones.

The helicopter's downwash pelted protestors, but local law enforcement agencies claim they only asked for an audio message to be sent by the aircraft.

A new datalink in the IRST pod not only boosts accuracy but could serve as a future communications pathway.

The Army National Guard was widely criticized for using similar tactics on protesters in Washington, D.C., just over a year ago.

The Boeing demonstrator for the MQ-25 Stingray program successfully passed fuel to an F/A-18 Super Hornet jet.

The highly modified "RAT 55" bounces around between secretive test bases and is used to collect radar data on stealthy aircraft in-flight.

Advanced network capabilities were key to the most recent test of an MC-130J special operations transport plane transformed into a missile truck.

Passing the Combat Diver Course is an important milestone for individuals seeking to become part of the Singaporean Navy's elite Naval Diving Unit.

Think, share, discuss.

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.