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The USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS Dwight D. Eisenhower will have deployed twice in 12 months, which puts immense strain on the ships and their crews.

When it comes to austere operations, the F-35C shows it can do much of what the F-35B can and more as the Marines gear up for a fight in the Pacific.

One of Lockheed Martin's top directed energy minds explains how breakthroughs in communications and industrial tech made laser weapons possible.

Today's explosive trial of the SpaceX Starship prototype was considered a success according to the company's rapid development through testing model.

Submarine-launched drones are already a reality now and the Navy is working hard to expand their use across its underwater fleets.

Nigeria's Cold War-era Fishbed jets are up for grabs after many years of being grounded.

France is planning for its next aircraft carrier to be substantially larger than its existing flattop, Charles de Gaulle.

Both pilots ejected successfully before the fighter jet ended up nose-down in the grass alongside the runway.

Chuck Yeager is among the most famous aviators of all time. The airplane was his brush, the sky his canvas, and flying was his art.

The guidelines focus on how to better harden sensitive facilities against drone attacks without high-end anti-drone technologies.

Infrared data collected by the pods is used for developing new missiles, sensors, aircraft, and countermeasures, and for the evaluation of enemy ones.

The Skyborg program is seeking to infuse artificial intelligence-driven autonomy into modular unmanned air combat vehicles.

Some of the capabilities the Air Force wants to add to the HH-60Ws are already found on the existing HH-60Gs they're supposed to replace.

The criminals removed a hatch and made off with radio equipment from the strategic airborne command post.

HMS Prince Of Wales was in dock when the incident occurred and necessary repairs could cost millions of pounds.

It's worth the click just for the roaring minigun action alone.

The stealthy drone flew for hours, searching for potential aerial threats together with five other simulated drones.

The Pentagon is pushing its naval fleet to the brink and this is manifesting itself in its vessels appearing run-down after sustained operations.

We can talk about flying brand-spanking-new F-15s, remote weapons turrets, foreign policy, lasers weapons of the future—you know, no big whoop!

The country has been seeking a new combat aircraft, with France's Dassault Rafale the latest in a line of candidates.