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The available information suggests that the Russians may have put yet another secretive "killer satellite" into orbit.

Ukraine wants the Bosphorus Strait closed to Russian Navy ships and NATO ships to enter the tense Azov Sea.

Turkey remains steadfast in its plans to purchase the air defense systems as its relations with the United States remain cool.

There is no sign of de-escalation days after the conflict begun and both sides are surging forces toward the Kerch Strait and the Sea of Azov.

The blaze is the latest in a series of major accidents at Russia's beleaguered naval bases and shipyards in 2018.

Russia is spinning conspiratorial claims about the incident as condemnation from the international community grows.

A facility that once spied on the Russians has the potential to be a near turn-key survivalist's dream estate.

A violent naval confrontation and what appears to be the beginning of a naval blockade could throw the region into open conflict.

We can talk about aggressor paint jobs, stuffing recipes, geopolitics, Thunderbird stranglers, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

We now know much more about why the Air Force fired the Thunderbirds commanding officer after just one season and the details aren't pretty.

The 64th Aggressor Squadron has a stable full of colorfully painted F-16s and the unit's next paint scheme could come from you!

The service has already spent hundreds of millions of dollars for boats sitting idle and a top Congressional watchdog warns it could get worse.

The stealth destroyer's capabilities have been progressively diluted after the Navy slashed the type's production run.

These drills are important for combat units to train for high-tempo operations and it's a key milestone for the Joint Strike Fighter.

We not only get our very first good look at a VH-92 painted in the iconic colors of Marine One, but also of one landing on the South Lawn.

Russia has implied the jets flew strike missions while they were there, but security concerns may have cut the deployment short.

If you need to get a group of commandos out of a tight spot really fast via helicopter, the SPIE method is the way to go.

The big military transport has flown a very peculiar flight path that looks a lot like Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg's greatest gift of all.

Remotely operated vehicles have dived thousands of feet below the surface of the ocean and have positively identified the wreck as the ARA San Juan.

Dueling cost estimates also distract from the reality that there's still no firm understanding of the proposed new service's structure and role.