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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.

The U.S. decision to expel Turkey from the F-35 program looks to be past the point of no return and more sanctions will likely follow.

The hybrid missile design will give the same SAM system that protects Washington, D.C. a major boost in range and over overall performance.

The Pentagon says it needs hundreds of millions in extra funds to find new suppliers for critical parts for the Joint Strike Fighters.

The site, which dates back to the dawn of the atomic age, is America's major hub for nuclear weapons logistics and support activities.

The road is a dangerous place for America's special operations soldiers.

They are no dummies when it comes to building tough and easy to use firearms.

The radar pods give the F-15E a highly potent surveillance and targeting capability that can peer through clouds, smoke, and dust.

The AC-130J's arrival in Afghanistan marks a historic changing of the guard as older AC-130Us have now finished their last scheduled deployment.

The novel system, similar to some Cold War-era concepts, involves a friendly plane dropping a tether and literally towing the individual to safety.

Komsomolets and its reactor, along with a pair of nuclear-tipped torpedoes, sank in the Arctic more than 30 years ago.

The still very mysterious accident has focused international media attention on Russia's most secretive submarines.

Chinese forces in Djibouti are just the latest sign that the country wants to expand its military presence abroad.

A new report highlights incoherent and haphazard policies, long-standing training gaps, and an over-reliance on contractors.

The highly modified airliner has a colorful past, but in recent years it seems to have faded deeper into the shadows.