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As the security situation in the region erodes, the carrier question becomes more pressing for Seoul.

The service quickly found that what had worked for years in Afghanistan meant failed strikes in Iraq and Syria.

The drone's manufacturer Kratos says that the airbag system it uses to cushion its parachute landings after flights suffered an "anomaly."

The money made from the sale will likely go to the families of Otto Warmbier and Kim Don Shik, who died at the hands of the North Korean regime.

The Chinese claim the design will have impressive performance, but similar aircraft in the past have had trouble just getting off the ground.

The proposed legislation would prohibit U.S. arms sales to Turkey and would hit any foreign companies that do the same with additional sanctions.

Earthquake damage to the Navy's China Lake test base has already delayed the first test flight of these air-launched and recovered drones.

U.S. lawmakers have long argued that the Kremlin is exploiting the treaty, but proponents note it has been immensely beneficial to smaller countries.

The exercise will test the Army's ability to rapidly deploy to Europe in a crisis and will serve as a glaring warning to Moscow.

A Turkish intervention could give ISIS much-needed breathing room and offer an opportunity for Syria and its Russian and Iranian allies to make gains.

The Air Force is increasingly exploring how it could deploy advanced combat aircraft to austere locales with limited support during a major conflict.

USS Olympia's twilight years have included a number of notable events, like being the first sub to launch a Harpoon anti-ship missile in decades.

The H-6N missile carrier adds another long-range and very unpredictable layer to China's already formidable anti-access umbrella.

China's first flattop amphibious assault ship will give the PLAN powerful new capabilities and a second example is already under construction.

The spectacle in Tiananmen Square was full of previously unseen advanced Chinese military developments.

A variant of a U.S. special operations riverine craft, Navy sailors used these boats to patrol Iraqi rivers and canals.

Experts agree that the video may show a high-speed "depressed trajectory" that would be used by the controversial new W76-2 low-yield warhead.

We can talk about stealthy cruise missiles, Chinese rocket drones, geopolitics, passive radar tech—you know, no big whoop.

Three UH-60Ms from this top-tier U.S. anti-terrorism unit took part in an exercise in South Carolina earlier this year.

The mystery green helicopter doesn't belong to the Army, and no, they aren't shooting another Transformers movie.