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Amid recent concurrency blunders, the service will purchase just four of the unmanned aircraft up front.

Despite budget cuts and other issues, the Kremlin remains optimistic that flight testing will begin within months.

Neither firm will say who the U.S. government customer is or what the craft is even supposed to do once it's in orbit.

There are few limits on the command and chief's nuclear authority, but that might still be the least worst option.

A social media post describes a previously unreported series of events that occurred near the city of Agadez in 2016.

The insurgents' capabilities are improving and may pose a real threat to the coalition's ability to "own the night."

Expanding the program exacerbates fears that the central system could be a threat to national security and sovereignty.

This is the largest iteration of the drill ever with more than 1,000 participants from seven foreign countries.

Intelligence specialists in Hawaii spent six months listening in on Vietnamese radio messages.

The service is giving the guns to individuals who need to carry concealed, but there might be more orders on the way.

The huge exercise is a signal to North Korea and China, but also underscores unsustainable demands on the service.

The service is looking to build three subs a year, or more, but more than a dozen boats sit idle waiting for repairs.

The country's air force says only a fifth generation design will do, but it's not clear if that's a realistic option.

With tensions simmering between the US and North Korea, the Secret Service has clearly spared no expense for the trip.

Both countries are steadily working toward operational designs for this revolutionary class of high-speed weapons.

The service wants a working weapon ready for tests starting in 2021 and a more complete system two years later.

The interconnected nature of the jet's computer brain could help allay concerns about impacts to Israel's security.

Could the Kingdom be the adaptable jet's first customer?

Various kits use those openings to mount surveillance systems, communications antennas, firefighting gear, and more.

US and Nigerien officials say they're in agreement, but politics and functional issues are clearly delaying the plan.