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The deployment comes after Iranian forces shot down a Navy drone last week, which pushed the United States and Iran to the brink of open conflict.

The service needed a way to get the sensors closer to their targets without arousing the suspicions of Soviet commanders in Germany.

The Navy's aviation budgets have come up short and it is considering various options to save money between now and the end of the 2019 Fiscal Year.

The elite 75th Ranger Regiment's fleet of armored vehicles is an obscure, but increasingly visible component of its missions.

The project will start with converting a single Antonov An-12 to carry a pair of 57mm cannons to help with further development of the final design.

The goal is for missiles and bombs to be able to work together on their own in flight in order to maximize the impact on their targets.

The future USS Billings is now tied up in Montreal while the Navy assesses the full extent of the damage and investigates what happened.

RAF Joint Strike Fighters flying from Cyprus have been zipping around Syria and Iraq for more than a week already.

The Blue Angels' 2021 season is now set to feature Super Hornets and a Super Hercules, both of which will be new to the team.

The service says it has made real progress toward that goal, but keeping availability rates up in the long term could still be challenging.

A Japanese company has come up with a unique and terrifying-looking ballistic helmet and facial shield system that drew a ton of interest at one of the world's largest arms expos and trade shows.

From stocking stuffers to virtual reality dream machines, anything on this list is sure to result in Top Gun high-fives on Christmas morning!

We can talk potential war with Iran, new air-to-air missiles, geopolitics, the Navy's UFO encounters off of the east coast—you know, no big whoop.

The multifaceted event acts as a diverse display of Russian military might as well as trade show to promote Russian influence and weapons sales.

Concerns about the improving capabilities of China's air-to-air missiles pushed the services to quietly begin the program two years ago.

U.S. ships and other assets in the region are still reportedly on alert for possible strikes on Iranian targets.

We have exclusive details about the incidents off the east coast in 2014 and 2015, including that the objects all looked exactly the same.

The Pentagon won't comment in detail about the incident and there is already confusion as to what type was actually lost.

The U.S. government is looking at "measured responses," but many courses of action could simply escalate the situation even more.

The U-28As have already been in service for 13 years and have flown hundreds of thousands of flight hours in combat zones around the world.