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Russia's aspiration to return its only aircraft carrier to operational service may have finally been sunk.

We break down where the massive jet, which was unexpected to the citizens of Kyiv, likely came from and where it was going.

Air-launched drones would be a major force multiplier and open the door to all new operational possibilities for the Long Endurance Aircraft.

Sweeping changes mean small drones will be treated like ammunition and lower-level officers will have more authority to buy and employ them.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency has offered new details about the development and employment of MOP, and how it will guide what comes next.

The nighttime movements of bizarre panel-clad vehicles have some thinking that new armor is being prepared for unveiling at an upcoming military parade.

The British and French say that they can launch a joint nuclear response to a range of “extreme threats,” as fears that U.S. interest in Europe is waning.

A replacement for the M240 under the Future Medium Machine Gun program could offer infantry and other units greater range and terminal ballistics.

The Navy's move comes despite Pentagon insistence that the U.S. industrial base cannot do F/A-XX and the Air Force's F-47 at the same time.

The Air Force sees external pylons as key to increasing the B-1's ability to launch standoff strikes ahead of the arrival of the B-21 Raider.

USS Newport News' visit to Reykjavík is yet another sign of the Cold War-like strategic shift for the island nation.

Ukraine Situation Report: The unprecedented Russian attack came just hours after Trump announced arms shipments to Ukraine would resume.

After years of intercepting Russian weapons in Ukraine and recently engaging Iranian missiles, the Pentagon's supply of Patriots is a hot-button issue.

A new electro-optical sensor system, paint scheme, and other refinements suggest the two-seat J-20S is in operational service, or very close to it.

The incident is the latest in which a Chinese naval vessel has been accused of firing a laser at a Western military aircraft.

The KC-46 Pegasus was operating off Virginia when it lost its boom and declared an emergency.

The Navy has been pushing to give its submarines new ways to hunt and gather intelligence with drones sent out and retrieved via torpedo tube.

The Army's top general in the Pacific recently touted how "boxes of rockets" hiding out in the open creates dilemmas for adversaries.

While claims the attack helicopter is irrelevant are hyperbolic, their survivability, employability, and return on investment are definitely in question.