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The Royal Navy is planning on using these missiles as air-launched weapons against small boats, too, and has tested them in the surface-to-air role.

A new and highly detailed report shows how the regime in Pyongyang shipped the contraband cars through four different countries to evade sanctions.

The Pentagon's presence in Africa has ballooned over the last decade and a half. We've even made a map, so you can see for yourself.

In aviation circles, the Playboy DC-9 is almost as famous as the man who commissioned it.

The haunting image depicts a scene that hopefully won't ever be repeated during an operational deployment.

Offutt Air Force Base is succumbing to the massively swollen Missouri River and things could get worse before they get better.

The Kremlin will use Akademik Lomonosov to power entire towns in the Far North, but the concept could have broader applications.

The country's first such handout since the end of the Cold War tells people to make sure they can eat, drink, and avoid propaganda in a crisis.

After some claimed it was all but abandoned, the Navy's railgun program appears to be making significant progress.

The new carrier strike group employment concept aims to keep adversaries guessing by making deployments far less predictable and shorter in length.

The Navy has struggled to find a place for the tiny fleet of just three Zumwalt class ships, but this change could also lead to the class's demise.

A pair of F-35 pilots from The Netherlands showed off their new mounts in amazing fashion to waiting photographers in Death Valley.

A possible sale to Jordan has apparently fallen through and there are few other buyers who could meet the country's human rights standards.

Ashton Carter is all about getting bright young minds on the Pentagon's side – this appearance with the Late Night host is aimed at helping it happen.

The Afghan Air Force is still flying the iconic attack helicopters, despite the NATO-led coalition refusing to help support their continued operation.

The operation targeted individuals over links to the conflict in Ukraine and also netted various guns and Nazi memorabilia.

The Suffren and her sisters are set to usher in a new era of French Navy submarine operations.

We can talk about advanced F-15 sensor pods, surplus Army ships, geopolitics, AC-130 gunships—you know, no big whoop.

Even the tiniest details about the SR-71 tend to be fascinating, but a good overview of the jet and its operations is also very intriguing.

The decision to sell two of these Logistics Support Vessels, along with dozens of landing craft and tugs, might be one the Army comes to regret.