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Ukraine’s shadowy SA-5 Gammon surface-to-air missile systems have been connected with some high-profile Russian aircraft shootdowns.

Air-launching Collaborative Combat Aircraft could reduce runway dependence and open up new tactical dilemmas for the enemy, but there are also drawbacks.

Both sides are proclaiming the successes of their respective militaries as the dust settles on a brief but intense conflict.

Trump rightly said only "a stupid person" would turn down the free Qatari jet, but transforming it into Air Force One for a few years of service doesn't appear realistic.

KC-130Ts with Starlink will get test data where it needs to go rapidly, a new example of the military's growing use of commercial satellite constellations.

We talk to a major U.S. artillery shell maker about how ongoing conflicts have severely strained the global supply of critical explosive compounds.

Lightweight, low cost, and reportedly full of foreign components, Russia's Banderol cruise missile has emerged on the battlefield in Ukraine.

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Pakistani use of PL-15Es against Indian fighters opens up a new vector for intelligence exploitation on one of China's most threatening missiles.

In order to make CCA work, a high degree of component commonality needs to exist even across drastically different airframes.

Apollo and Athena drones will focus on performance over range, and could be very valuable when paired with third and fourth generation fighters.

The Kraken3 Scout Medium is designed for one-way attacks, counter-drone missions and cargo and personnel delivery.

Turning UH-60s into Night Stalker MH-60s is a complicated process, and the hope is to avoid that with the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.

This is the most bombers seen at Diego Garcia for many years, but it's very likely that at least some of the B-2s will rotate back home soon.

Evidence points to the potential use of long-range loitering munitions by India to attack air defenses in Pakistan.

As the U.S. military works to catch-up to major unmanned warfare trends on the battlefield, companies like Red Cat are stepping in.

Between them, India and Pakistan can bring to bear a hugely diverse array of air-to-air ordnance offering impressive capabilities, especially at long range.

Harpoons would give AC-130Js a dedicated tool for engaging enemy ships and fit well with plans to boost their capabilities with new radars.

We get an up-close look at L3Harris' Sky Warden, which is based on the AT-802 Air Tractor and is branded Skyraider II by the Air Force.

The Navy's future Combatant Craft Medium Mk 2s will gain the ability to launch long-range strikes on their own.