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Fragments reportedly from the scene of the strike that killed Soleimani also match official renderings of the stenciling applied to the unique weapon.

While refit work on Russia's aging aircraft carrier seems to have slowed, its two new amphibious assault ships are set to grow even bigger.

The video offers a rare glimpse of an Ohio class guided-missile submarine, one of which is in the region, sailing at periscope depth in tense waters.

The previously classified document reveals America's approach to key regional players, including China, North Korea, and India.

The full story behind the Air Force's new war games that will ensure interoperability and get new capabilities and tactics to front line units faster.

In 1981, Puerto Rican separatists launched an unprecedented and highly successful raid on the Air National Guard Base on the island.

The Z-20F's configuration is different from one recently seen on a standard Z-20 helicopter and mirrors the setup on U.S. Navy Seahawks.

The 755-foot vessel seems to be Iran's answer to the U.S. Navy's Expeditionary Sea Bases.

A bizarre amount of Marine One helicopter activity over the Vice President's Residence at the Naval Observatory prompted concerns on social media.

The heist involved substituting the real screws for two fake ones made out of less expensive metal.

As China's J-20 fighter crosses the ten-year mark, its manufacturer has hinted at a twin-seat version, which could be of considerable value to China.

Kel-Tec's P50 is a bit puzzling, but it packs a lot of firepower and is bound to star in many science fiction television shows.

Containerized missile launchers would give amphibious warfare ships a new way to protect against hostile warships, as well as engage other threats.

A labyrinth of underground passages, some of which date back hundreds of years, connects key buildings beneath Washington.

With the B-1 canceled, the Air Force looked to a radically revised, truly strategic FB-111 variant that carried more than double the fuel and weapons.

We can talk about the things that bind us together, not just what divides us.

After the sad events of January 6th, 2021, we look back to 1814 when the Capitol was stormed by the British.

Presently, there are few roadblocks in place that can prevent a president from launching a nuclear strike.

The Air Force has begun test-launching networked glide bombs that work together to sort, target, and destroy targets cooperatively on their own.

A high-profile 23 F-16 flyover may only have served to paper over the cracks in what is an increasingly precarious Iraqi Viper fleet.