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The secretive CASA CN-235 likely carries a suite of sensors ideal for hunting ISIS terrorists in the region.

The upgrades could expand the capabilities of the aging airlifters and save the service millions in maintenance and fuel costs.

The tilt-rotors will fully replace the old C-2As by 2028, but it's still not clear if they are up to the job.

Key questions about the incident are still unanswered and no group has claimed responsibility.

There's still no indication the service is looking to buy the jet, but the test could still be mutually beneficial.

After more than three years, the service still refuses to release an official version of the documentary.

Trump and his administration challenge North Korea as the Hermit Kingdom offers talks with the South.

Strapped for funds, the UK will let the ship go for less than a third of its original cost despite an extensive refit.

The service wants to get more rifles based on Heckler and Koch's HK416 into the hands of Marines in general.

A protest over the cost of eggs in Iran has morphed into broader political unrest that could potentially have major geopolitical ramifications.

The goal of the program is to demonstrate experimental low-cost weapons that can plot their own strikes.

The service doesn't have formally announced plans for an A-10 replacement, but it still hasn't officially rejected the idea either.

The Taiwanese air force is pursuing a number of upgrade projects as it tries to keep up with Chinese developments.

It's the latest in a string of Russian launches that take aim at the US missile defense shield, amid other disputes.

The service expects Bell Helicopter will get the final contract, but other firms might be able to make a pitch.

Full of data links and radios, the aircraft could spot and track individual targets by their cellphone signals.

After nearly two years of operations, the Afghan Air Force still can't make anywhere near the most of their light attack planes.

These already worrying developments reflect poor readiness overall and other larger issues within both of these NATO navies.

The service is firming up requirements for its re-engine effort as it plans to keep the bombers in service past 2050.

Commonly associated with gangs and terrorists, the original manufacturer pitched it as an ideal special operations gun.