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The missile landed hundreds of miles away in Cyprus during a flurry of Israeli air strikes on targets within Syria.

Budget docs dated March of 2019 give the first official explanation of the program and why it needs a $6.5M high-security storage vault at Hill AFB.

This is the first such operation in two years and comes as America's role across Syria is evolving amid withdrawals and shifting priorities.

Unusually worded, multi-billion dollar drone services contract possibly points to a new, shadowy unmanned aircraft—and a lot of them.

New details highlight how important traditional artillery has been in the fighting against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.

The latest draft defense spending bill orders the Pentagon to develop these systems even if its own experts oppose them.

The UK Defense Ministry hopes contractors will be able to upgrade the gas turbines and generators on all six ships in the next five to seven years.

There was little doubt about who was responsible for the 2007 strike, which raises questions about why the country has acknowledged it now.

A new configuration with three types of sensor systems could make the planes even more versatile and keep them relevant for years to come.

The guns look set to become to the US military's default sidearm, but nagging issues with the weapons could cause problems down the line.

Operating together with four Italian-built corvettes, the ship will provide a wide range of important capabilities for the Qatari Navy.

The Navy's two hospital ships are expensive to operate and maintain, but offer capabilities found in no other Navy in the world.

US Army Brigadier General Jonathan Braga also said he was 'absolutely worried' the situation could have escalated in a bigger conflict.

The HH-60G is the USAF's primary combat search and rescue helicopter and are known to be active in the region.

Senior officials explain ways they could begin buying the planes before 2020, but still have yet to firm up any actual requirements.

The first variant entered service 50 years ago and with a new version in development the B61 will continue to serve for decades to come.

After decades of issues with the weapons, particularly with the small trucks that haul them around, the Marines will put their resources elsewhere.

An obscure Army military intelligence outfit dominated the early years of the program, helping demonstrate the drone in a host of different roles.

Trump has fired his top diplomat just as an ally says it has suffered a Russian chemical attack and the Syrian conflict enters a brutal new phase.

During a routine NATO exercise, but amid Russian threats, the two groups trained to harass enemy troops and shoot down low-flying aircraft.