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The F/A-XX program saga continues with a new draft defense spending bill that would reverse Pentagon plans to shelve it indefinitely.

A new 120mm smoothbore gun is at the center of the remanufactured Challenger 3 and the British Army’s future armor plans.

Denmark is deploying more troops to Greenland over the increasingly hostile rhetoric coming out of the White House.

One of the many capabilities of the new SSM is the ability to spiral during its attack run to help evade close-in gun systems.

After 46 years, the Danish Viper has stood down from duty, but survivors will continue to fly in Argentina and Ukraine.

The mysterious Hyunmoo-5 short-range ballistic missile is estimated to carry a monstrous conventional warhead weighing over 17,000 pounds.

New ways to pair the unique capabilities of different ships could help better address commanders' needs and do so faster.

The Army wants to start fielding its first MV-75 tiltrotors in 2027, years earlier than originally planned.

What does sunlight feel like?

As Trump mulls over what to do about Iran, U.S. forces are deploying to the region.

The Israeli Black Hawk careened into the ground during a recovery operation following an emergency landing in the West Bank.

The Navy is pushing back on concerns about the built-in capabilities of FF(X) frigates, including the lack of a vertical launch system array.

The "distributed shipbuilding" concept should reduce the time it takes to build the frigates, according to the Chief of Naval Operations. 

This absolutely glorious shot of an F-15EX ripping into the vertical over PDX while streaming a full vapor 'cape' is really something else.

U.S. forces have accumulated a maze of different Minigun variants since the first versions entered service more than six decades ago.

The tiny, largely symbolic force arrives as the White House continues to voice its desires to acquire the Arctic island.

The president has repeatedly threatened to attack Iran if it continues to kill protesters.

A DOJ memo also states that up to 75 air defense sites stood between American forces and Maduro's safe house.

The USS Gerald R. Ford has been on cruise since June and the Navy's top officer does not want to send it to the Middle East on extended deployment.

The dream of laser weapons has not materialized nearly as fast as the Pentagon once thought it would, but the Navy's top officer wants to overcome that.