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We will be expanding in some very targeted and unique ways in the days and weeks to come.

Iran has been threatening for weeks to retaliate for U.K. officials detaining one of its supertankers over sanctions violations.

We can talk about the return of Maverick, the crisis in the Persian Gulf, geopolitics, keeping-up the U.S. Navy's fleet—you know, no big whoop.

The long-established Weapon Systems Officer position is in the twilight of its existence within the Marine Corps tactical jet community.

We also have a full analysis of the photos of Boxer and the rest of her convoy transiting the Strait of Hormuz around the time of the incident.

The long-awaited trailer to Top Gun: Maverick touts gobs of nostalgia and some extreme action sequences.

The Iranians initially said the ship had broken down and had asked for assistance, but now claim it was involved in smuggling fuel.

The U.S. government's official decision to kick Turkey out of the Joint Strike Fighter Program may exacerbate these issues.

Firebird has been flown aboard a 747 to the U.K. for the country's biggest air show and aerospace expo that kicks off this weekend.

Qatar says it sold the missile, which Italian cops found when arresting a number of neo-fascists earlier this week, to a "friendly nation" in 1994.

The Royal Navy is planning on using these missiles as air-launched weapons against small boats, too, and has tested them in the surface-to-air role.

A new and highly detailed report shows how the regime in Pyongyang shipped the contraband cars through four different countries to evade sanctions.

The Pentagon's presence in Africa has ballooned over the last decade and a half. We've even made a map, so you can see for yourself.

In aviation circles, the Playboy DC-9 is almost as famous as the man who commissioned it.

The haunting image depicts a scene that hopefully won't ever be repeated during an operational deployment.

Offutt Air Force Base is succumbing to the massively swollen Missouri River and things could get worse before they get better.

The Kremlin will use Akademik Lomonosov to power entire towns in the Far North, but the concept could have broader applications.

The country's first such handout since the end of the Cold War tells people to make sure they can eat, drink, and avoid propaganda in a crisis.

After some claimed it was all but abandoned, the Navy's railgun program appears to be making significant progress.

The new carrier strike group employment concept aims to keep adversaries guessing by making deployments far less predictable and shorter in length.