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The tanks are already getting more passive and active defenses as competitors field updated tanks with better ammunition.

Launching advanced air-to-air missiles off a troubled jet as a precautionary measure isn't that common of a practice.

The Germans are also working on a 130mm cannon that might be another option for the future Franco-German tank.

Eagles have tail-hooks too, as do all USAF fighters, and those on F-15s seem to be getting used too often as of late.

The Army wants a high-speed rotorcraft that can safely fly reconnaissance and other missions in highly contested environments.

The sole example of Germany's defunct Global Hawk variant is missing critical components and will have to be fully refitted for Canada's needs.

The fast-flying weapon can hit regular targets above and hardened below ground and do so even if its GPS is jammed.

The company is still pitching the rebranded advanced F-16 variant as a 'made-in-India' contender for the country's major fighter jet competition.

The Trump Administration is pushing to transfer nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia amid corruption allegations and fears of an arms race.

A Russian official confirmed an entire shipment of top-of-the-line interceptors for the S-400 surface-to-air missile system never made it to China.

The 30mm Bushmasters don't come without controversy. The ship was originally slated to get much more capable 57mm guns housed in stealthy enclosures.

The disparate types worked together on escort insertion training, a mission set they are incredibly well paired for.

We can talk British drone swarms, experimental submarines of the Soviet era, geopolitics, learning from our mistakes, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

The sortie might have been related to the crisis in Venezuela, but the big intelligence gathering platforms fly many other missions in the region.

It appears as if Maverick will be making a crash landing in a Tomcat aboard a carrier in the highly anticipated sequel.

It is now more certain than ever that Mav's old mount will have a central role in the film.

The new drone submarines will help lay the groundwork for the service's ambitious future unmanned undersea vehicle plans.

The video features song, dance, lots of talcum powder, and a big male genitalia puppet.

The service still needs to conduct additional testing so that the ship can operate F/A-18E/Fs and EA-18Gs in any configuration.

The potential deal with Russia would see these aircraft completed after three decades in storage and brought up to the last standard.