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Still in prototype form, the unique boat would be able to race toward shore and then sneak up to its target underwater.

The video footage comes along with a new book offering new details about the now infamous "Extortion 17" crash.

In July 2017, a team from a unit situated in Kuwait quietly appeared near the front lines in the fight against ISIS.

How the situation plays out could be a sign of things to come as ISIS stumbles and the conflict evolves.

Since March 2017, the bombers have dropped more than 800 weapons on the Taliban, Al Qaeda, and ISIS-K.

South Korea, as well as the US, hope North Korea will be to scared to function, but its a high risk proposition.

The RC-26B Condor's main job is hunting drug smugglers, but the planes routinely help out after natural disasters.

The change seems almost entirely driven by the USAF's desire to match one of President Trump's off-the-cuff claims.

The US military is finding this type of aircraft increasingly attractive for various specialized missions.

The Russians have been especially secretive about the weapon and, if true, this would be its first combat use ever.

The country's air force is getting dozens more MD 530Fs, but doesn't even have enough pilots for its existing fleet.

The service is making this assertion despite the jet not having even started independent operational testing and evaluation.

Environmental agency keeps the contractor-operated plane on standby 24/7 for chemical and radiological incidents.

Many US partners already use the light trucks as scouts, cargo carriers, and even light artillery.

The service says it now wants the Stingray to fly more than twice as far with 50 percent more fuel.

Digital displays and other systems, along with improved software, could keep the aircraft going for more than 80 years.

America and its allies are sending a message, but its not clear whether it will get across to the North Koreans.

Latest test aimed at improving the weapon's capabilities against ballistic missiles in light of emerging threats.

The Lebanese militants let the terrorists flee eastward, infuriating the US-led coalition and its partners.

The Kremlin's arrangement with the Syrian Kurds only adds more complexity for U.S. troops trying keep the focus on ISIS.