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The pristine 28-year-old 747-400 served 14 Prime Ministers, but has low time and is outfitted with a tasteful and very functional custom interior.

Seven personnel from a major nuclear weapons research laboratory died in the mysterious incident at a test site in northwestern Russia.

Various pieces of information point to some important and secretive testing taking place in the Nevada Test and Training Range over the weekend.

We can talk about code words, surplus MiG-29s, geopolitics, Russian nuclear accidents—you know, no big whoop.

This new detail and other information suggest that the accident might have involved one of Russia's nuclear-powered cruise missiles.

Unfortunately, there are serious questions about whether the Arleigh Burke class hullform can support any additional capability growth.

The pin design shares numerous similarities to an equally curious unnamed drone that China unveiled at the biennial Zhuhai Airshow in 2018.

Iraq's fleet of these unmanned aircraft is struggling with maintenance issues amid reports that other customers have been displeased with the design.

The incident has killed two people and follows a spate of serious accidents within the Russian military and the country's defense industrial sector.

The hundreds of Marines living on these ships during deployments can be called up suddenly to fight. Here's where they put all their weapons to do so.

This is a significant achievement for the program, but serious questions remain about the drone's design and exact capabilities.

The new design produced more thrust than any other air-breathing hypersonic engine the Air Force has ever tested, at least publicly.

Satellite imagery shows work on a new hangar with a separate apron and taxiway as the base gets set to open for flying operations later this year.

The U.S. wants to "internationalize" its new regional mission, but escalating tensions with Beijing could dampen prospects for China's involvement.

One of the late billionaire's most outrageous toys is being sold off and the new owner will have the highest performing personal plane on the planet.

Russia's Ministry of Defense sent two unmanned firefighting vehicles to help tackle the dangerous blaze that has injured at least eight people so far.

The service had been moving ahead with its plans despite being in the middle of a review of those decisions that it had agreed to months earlier.

We can talk about peeling F-22 Raptors, the Army's underappreciated naval fleet, geopolitics, cluster munitions—you know, no big whoop.

The Navy had planned to commission the future USS Tripoli this fall, but it may not formally receive the ship now until some time next year.

The service hopes to eventually add the system to its AH-64 Apache gunships and CH-47 Chinook transport helicopters, too.