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Initial photos from Ras Lanuf and recent transport flights suggest Moscow may have bolstered Haftar's defenses by providing advanced SAM batteries.

The armed anti-ship patrols began amid concerns over expected Chinese island-grabbing exercises in the South China Sea.

The images show that the jets that Russia sent to the North African country last month are increasingly active.

The explosion left a massive crater and caused significant damage across Lebanon's capital Beirut, killing dozens and wounding thousands.

Reports are that a ship carrying fireworks exploded in the Lebanese capital.

China built its first big-deck amphibious assault ship in a remarkable amount of time. With another now in the water, the first has begun sea trials.

The Army and Navy are jointly developing the weapon, which is set to be both services' first-ever operational hypersonic missile.

The new captain of the USS Mount Whitney appears to be taking a 'lead from the front' leadership strategy to the max.

Two Red Flag exercises are underway this August as the U.S. Air Force strives to get high-end war-fighting training back on track.

Deliveries of first heavy unmanned combat air vehicle will herald a new era for Russian combat airpower and potential for a "loyal wingman" for the Su-57.

The Air Force currently fields operational Minuteman IIIs with just one warhead each to help meet international treaty obligations.

Thomas brings a wealth of knowledge on defense topics, as well as years of experience as an editor in the defense media space to our growing team.

Russian airlifters put on a lively demonstration of their self-defense capabilities during anniversary celebrations.

With an SOS traced in the sand, assault ship HMAS Canberra acted with its Tiger helicopters to save marooned sailors.

Su-30 Flanker crews make a 10-hour round trip training flight from the Chinese mainland to the Spratly Islands.

These developments come less than a week after the Pentagon announced it is planning to pull nearly 12,000 troops out of Germany.

It seems like a straightforward idea, but it would be controversial and it points to a bigger role for the F-15 in the U.S. Air Force of the future.

We can talk about laser dazzlers, geopolitics, ekranoplans, infrared search and track sensors—you know, no big whoop.

Boeing's Super Hornet is now formally competing against Lockheed Martin's F-35 and Saab's Gripen E to become Canada's next fighter jet.

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