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The F-35 is giving the F-22 a run for its money when it comes to manifesting crazy vapor effects in moist air.

Anchors, catapult parts, and steel from the world's first nuclear aircraft carrier are already on other flattops or will go into future ones.

Legislators are already opposing the proposal, which contradicts every known requirement and policy, and we don't truly know if it's even real at all.

There are still unanswered questions about why the Pentagon and the Navy had proposed retiring the flattop early, to begin with.

We can talk North Korean detente round two, Russian sub disasters, geopolitics, the Continental Army—you know, no big whoop.

The incident near Gibraltar comes as Iran says it will increase uranium enrichment efforts and after a spate of Iranian-linked attacks on oil tankers.

The stereotypical green-tinged view one gets from existing night vision optics may soon be a thing of the past.

The Turkish military is also said to be stockpiling spares for other systems amid fears the U.S. could block access to much more than the F-35.

The test fits within a larger trend of increasingly provocative Chinese efforts to assert their authority in the disputed region.

Reports and rumors are flying about the accident, which may have been aboard the shadowy spy sub Losharik, as Putin clears his schedule.

The mall was encased with security personnel and surveillance sensors.

Trump slammed Obama continuously for playing golf and going on vacation and claimed his Presidency would be different. That is certainly not the case.

The President doesn't have to be a weapons expert, but knowing the basics about ballistic missile defense capabilities is absolutely critical.

The Turkish military does desperately needs its own long-range air defenses, but there are far more issues at play.

The summit-top air defense nerve center turned brewery is another example of how creative folks can take government trash and turn it into treasure.

The big cargo hauler executed a knife edge turn and dived down into the canyon in a way that would make an F-16 blush.

Evaluating Sig Sauer's MCX Rattler will help refine its existing requirements for this type of gun ahead of a larger purchase.

The tests laid out very specific parameters for the participants to follow and did not result in "pass/fail" scores for any of the prototypes.

The missile landed hundreds of miles away in Cyprus during a flurry of Israeli air strikes on targets within Syria.

Budget docs dated March of 2019 give the first official explanation of the program and why it needs a $6.5M high-security storage vault at Hill AFB.