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Silicon Valley has caught on to the reality that the best defense against small drone threats may be another drone.

The Commandant of the Marine Corps has a vision for a new way of fighting future wars and making regular deployments abroad.

The Navy's primary task for this unmanned aircraft will be aerial refueling, but it's clear that there is interest in expanding its mission set.

Bell is pushing traditional helicopter design to its limits in an effort to offer the Army a capable, but low-risk and low-cost armed scout solution.

Russia's naval infantry units are still stuck riding in Soviet-era armored personnel carriers that are slow and increasingly vulnerable.

The boat's weapons and other specialized gear have gotten removed, but you will get a microwave as part of the deal.

The launch comes ahead of new talks between North Korean and U.S. officials and as North Korea looks to complete its new ballistic missile submarine.

The rear of the design on display during a parade to mark the 70th founding of Communist China is completely different from an earlier prototype.

The exercise demonstrated the ability to quickly shift command and control tasks to a base in the United States, if necessary.

A top U.S. Army advisor to the Saudis had previously described high casualty rates and a worrying lack of capacity in the country's National Guard.

We finally get to see what rocketing at low-level through Brisbane for its annual Rivefire celebration looks like from inside a C-17A Globemaster III.

The images look like they showcase toy sets of miniature soldiers, their gear, and their vehicles, but they are indeed very real.

We can talk about mission-ready Super Hornets, Chinese flattops, geopolitics, obscure warship sensors—you know, no big whoop.

What one can see in a brief video clip suggests that it could be a very-high-speed, long-range weapon.

Russia says one of the primary goals of the program is to be able to operate both of these aircraft together in manned-unmanned teams.

The U.S. Air Force has said it has been considering stopping using the controversial ammunition entirely.

An effort is underway to try to turn the ship into a museum, while the fate of the Brazilian Navy's carrier-based Skyhawk jets is now in question.

Issues with the commercial capacitors, meant to help save money, have now caused more than a year of new delays for both of these programs.

Air Force F-16s look set to be the only other U.S. fighter jets to reach this goal, which former Secretary of Defense Mattis laid out last year.

It's not about the weapons such a drone can carry, it's about the targeting data it can reliably supply to far more powerful and longer-range weapons.