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A combined American and Somali attack on a terrorist safe house is the latest indicator of America's new strategy in the war-torn country.

As tensions with the United States persist, Russia sends its most advanced fighter jets to join long-range patrols near Alaska.

The service did not originally plan to put the hard-hitting 105mm howitzer on newer gunships, but has since made the iconic weapon a top priority.

After the Pentagon's shuts down its existing mission, it will replace it with a much broader operation that could still help finish off the brutal group.

American special operations forces are trying to act as peacekeepers between Turkish and Kurdish forces and fight ISIS at the same time.

​​​​Incident near Turkey's heavily trafficked and narrow Bosphorus strait highlights Russia's need for more reliable and accessible southern ports.

The HyperSub looks like something out of a James Bond movie or a Batman comic book. Now, the Marine Corps wants to find out if its actually useful for amphibious missions.

Sending two F-35s to the region doesn't hold much military significance, but that's not the point.

Experimental vehicles have undefined cyber warfare equipment and the ability to call on unspecified space-based systems.

Most recently, the Mobile High Energy Laser destroyed quad-copters and remote control airplanes as part of a larger, high-tech experiment.

After more than a decade of nuclear and missile tests, the Pentagon has only stepped up its surveillance of the isolated country.

The Supply Glider concept is simple, cheap, and disposable, and that might make it vital for future operations.

The plan could mean the beginning of the end for the F-15C/D Eagle fleet.

The Kremlin will show off two winterized, mobile anti-aircraft systems during its annual Victory Day parade as it continues to militarize the frigid arctic.

For the first time, a 3D-animated teaser shows off the proposed gunship variant of the Sikorsky-Boeing SB>1 Defiant compound helicopter.

It may just be a proof-of-concept, but it shoots live, 3D-printed grenades and engineers hope the experiment will show promise in the laboratory and out in the field.

The latest Ridge Runner exercise seemed to reflect continued concerns in the Baltic States about Russian aggression.

ATK Orbital says its up-coming family of tiny weapons might be a good fit, but the Joint Strike fighters still can't attack fast-moving targets with any weapon.

New footage shows U.S. troops are still teaching their Ukrainian counterparts to operate RQ-11B Ravens months after Kiev's forces reportedly stopped using them in active combat.

The program squeezes more life out of old Black Hawks via the installation of new "glass" cockpits where analogue gauges once were.