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Assisted by U.S. financing, the Israeli Air Force will boost its stealth fleet and overhaul its tanker and rotary-lift capabilities.

After years of abandonment on the edge of a now-closed airport, the historic 707 is being cut up.

The service blew over a billion dollars on choppers it might never have a use for and is spending even more to keep them sitting in storage.

Iranian boats have now harassed American warships in and around the Persian Gulf on three separate occasions in just over a month.

Without U.S. technicians, the fall from grace of the Iraqi Air Force's Viper fleet could be complete.

The shift in mission for certain Special Forces units is part of a broader push to prepare for higher-end fights with Russia and China.

We can't believe it is 2020 either, but we sure are glad that we will spend the new decade with all of you!

The unique Navy helicopter unit that supported this particular exercise could be on the chopping block next year.

This is a tactic that allows the armed light attack helicopters to quickly extract individuals when traditional rescue options might not be available.

After images of SEALs training off Virginia went viral, people wanted to know about the custom rifles they were carrying. Here's what we found out.

The Rubin Design Bureau has designed ballistic missile submarines, among other types, as well as advanced unmanned underwater vehicles.

Technical drawings alleged to have been exported to China, among other countries, covered components used on various military aircraft, and more.

Flying autonomously alongside an F-16, the drone now has a large serpentine air intake and what appears to be an infrared search and track sensor.

From pirate patch-wearing SEALs on Little Birds to an operator mid-air fast-roping into a stealthy boat slung under an MH-47, these shots impress.

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With the 'legacy' F/A-18 Hornet on the way out, the Navy badly needs replacement high-end adversary jets.

The Global Hawks cannot survive in highly contested airspace, so the Air Force is doubling down on surveillance assets that can.

It's been a long wait, but the new Yasen-M subclass should help revitalize the Russian Navy's nuclear-powered submarine force.

The Marines have now completed the transition to the advanced KC-130J model.

The Air Force touted its first end-to-end simulated hypersonic weapon strike, but new networking concepts that made it possible may be the real star.