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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.

The U.S. military is consolidating space-focused operational activities, but questions remain regarding budgets, roles and missions, and more.

Infrared search and track sensors are designed to detect stealth planes that radars have trouble with, which makes them also ideal for spotting UFOs.

Last week, Iran said it could seize a British ship in retaliation for U.K. authorities seizing an Iranian tanker in the Mediterranean Sea.

Any arms sales to Taiwan will prompt Chinese protests, but the fighter jet deal is a "red line" that would threaten U.S.-China trade negotiations.

A C-2 pilot describes how the workhorse Greyhound we know today was a very finicky and neglected aircraft years ago.

The new precision-guided projectile will help replace existing cluster munition artillery rounds.

As the Legacy Hornet fleet is consolidated within the USMC, F/A-18Ds will be distributed to single-seat F/A-18C squadrons and vice-versa.

Iran now separately denies a tanker U.K. authorities seized last week was headed for Syria as Tehran also faces new criticism over uranium enrichment.

The F-35 is giving the F-22 a run for its money when it comes to manifesting crazy vapor effects in moist air.

Anchors, catapult parts, and steel from the world's first nuclear aircraft carrier are already on other flattops or will go into future ones.

Legislators are already opposing the proposal, which contradicts every known requirement and policy, and we don't truly know if it's even real at all.

There are still unanswered questions about why the Pentagon and the Navy had proposed retiring the flattop early, to begin with.

We can talk North Korean detente round two, Russian sub disasters, geopolitics, the Continental Army—you know, no big whoop.

The incident near Gibraltar comes as Iran says it will increase uranium enrichment efforts and after a spate of Iranian-linked attacks on oil tankers.

The stereotypical green-tinged view one gets from existing night vision optics may soon be a thing of the past.

The Turkish military is also said to be stockpiling spares for other systems amid fears the U.S. could block access to much more than the F-35.