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A high flammable chemical, methyl chloride, was involved, but may not have been the source of explosion.

We can talk about Pentagon secrecy, all the gear you need, geopolitics, naval convoys—you know, no big whoop.

These "Roadrunners" will now support special operators during crisis response missions in the United States and elsewhere in North America.

France's "Mastering Space" plan calls for an active defense against hostile satellites and new space-based surveillance capabilities to spot threats.

With Russia building floating nuclear reactors and possibly testing nuclear-powered cruise missiles, there are good reasons for this training.

The country's brand new defense white paper says the People's Liberation Army is again using the instruments "to communicate and command."

The planned ship will give the South Koreans a significant boost in capability for operations around and beyond the Korean Peninsula.

Far more brawn than brain, Jack Ryan represents a potentially exciting mission that was executed poorly on nearly every front.

What it really takes to keep the USMC's tired Hornet fleet in the air and first-hand experience of Marine Aviation's waning readiness.

Shielded from gunfire, roadside bombs, and chemical attacks, the designers say the modular vehicle can take on various battlefield roles.

The service is hoping to move very quickly after that to reach initial operational capability with the new bombers in the mid-2020s.

The deeply isolated base is understood to work at testing and developing exotic and advanced payloads and sensors for drones like the MQ-9 Reaper.

The boat is based on a dated 1950s Soviet design, but that doesn't mean it isn't a significant development.

South Korea says its F-15K and KF-16 fighter jets fired a total of 360 warning shots after a Russian A-50 radar plane flew near disputed islets.

The two long-standing allies are increasingly at odds, and publicly so, over how to respond to Iranian provocations.

Army aviators already provide vital support in the region, including being prepared to spirit senior government officials to safety in a crisis.

We will be expanding in some very targeted and unique ways in the days and weeks to come.

Iran has been threatening for weeks to retaliate for U.K. officials detaining one of its supertankers over sanctions violations.

We can talk about the return of Maverick, the crisis in the Persian Gulf, geopolitics, keeping-up the U.S. Navy's fleet—you know, no big whoop.

The long-established Weapon Systems Officer position is in the twilight of its existence within the Marine Corps tactical jet community.