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The Leidos Small Cruise Missile could give AC-130s a new lease on life and enhance the combat reach and strike efficiency of other platforms.

Hey man, can you get up? You are sitting on the launch codes...

The intercept between the U.S. and Russian fighters occurred while at least one Tu-95 bomber was also present.

At least six of America's prized B-2 bombers are deployed to the island outpost and are now participating in combat operations against the Houthis in Yemen.

Additional imagery of China's other tailless next generation fighter has emerged over three months since the type was first spotted in the skies.

The Main Ground Combat System will be centered upon a tank, but aims to provide a wider ‘system of systems,’ with crewed and uncrewed platforms.

Work on the first Ivan Rogov class amphibious assault ship is ongoing at a shipyard Ukrainian forces have attacked in the past with long-range missiles.

The move is inspired by the success of fiber optic cables on first-person view (FPV) aerial drones used by both sides.

Gen. Christopher G. Cavoli, the top U.S. general in Europe, testified that Greenland is vital to U.S. national security.

It took the USAF decades to field a light attack aircraft and many are questioning its relevance in a new age of ‘great power competition.’

The father of Boeing's winning Next Generation Air Dominance fighter has one message for his son.

New electronic warfare capabilities are a critical part of the Army's modernization plans, but the service still has much work to do.

The U.S. is pouring military assets into the Middle East as Trump's deadline for Iran to come to the negotiating table fast approaches.

The nets are being installed after thousands of residents of the Russian border city of Shebekino have fled Ukrainian attacks.

The Gripen E/F, manufactured in Brazil and Sweden, has been selected to replace Colombia’s aging fleet of Israeli-made Kfir jets.

Seabed Sentry aims to make underwater listening networks far more adaptable and affordable, putting enemy submarines and other threats in the crosshairs.

Tensions are mounting between Ankara and Jerusalem over Syria, with Israel being especially concerned about its ability to access the country's airspace at will.

The push for new authorization to engage drones comes as Mexican cartels are increasingly using them over the border for surveillance and smuggling.

Smaller artillery rockets can greatly increase the magazine depth of existing launchers and blanket large areas in destruction.

New F-16s with advanced sensors for the Philippines keep with the tightening relationship between Washington and Manila as China's power grows.