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The additional funds won't mean the drama over the Warthog fleet is over though.

In a draft budget law, legislators demand to know what the Navy Reserve is going to do about its aging F/A-18A+ Hornets.

Pass or fail, the ship's sea trials still won't answer more serious questions about plans for its air wing and the fiscal viability of its sister ship, the HMS Prince of Wales.

Worryingly, the Trump administration does not appear to have coordinated with the U.S. military before making the statements.

Improved bombs will be less likely to fail to explode than older types seeing active use in Iraq and Syria.

The country's new liberal president fully supports the development, despite pledges for more diplomacy with the North.

That's good, because the vital, interconnected system is having some trouble at the moment.

The unnamed individual was from Joint Task Force (JTF) 2, Canada's most elite and secretive special operations unit.

Gripen pilots will use their targeting pods to hunt down the illegal hunters.

The intercept is the latest in a series of tit-for-tat interactions that are only likely to increase in the coming months.

Long-range weapons the size and shape of shipping containers can turn almost any ship quickly into an impromptu missile boat.

Bulgarian firm LASA brings its T-Bird to Le Bourget, but customers might not be thrilled with the company's mercenary connections.

Authorities have been tight-lipped about the accident and the strange details we do know have quickly giving rise to conspiracy theories.

Official Army manual goes through the functional and operational aspects of using horses, donkeys, mules, and other animals.

Secretary of Defense Mattis has promised yet another new plan for the 16 year-old conflict.

It's a dubious boast, but it doesn't mean the country's engineers aren't working on advanced defensive systems.

Unfortunately, after years of delays, the agreement now comes amid a dangerous political crisis sweeping the Middle East.

Upgrade programs and new purchases will keep the Super Hornet and Viper fleets mission ready at least into the 2040s and possibly well beyond.

Unfortunately, getting aircraft carriers ready to launch and control the Stingray is the easy part of program.

The ballistic missile defense system already has a history of delays, failures and geopolitical controversy.