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The Kremlin just got a shipment of dozens of the iconic, but obsolete vehicles from Laos, and plans to put them in parades and movies.

The service needs to expand its footprint in the far north as the ice continues to recede, exposing new opportunities and potential for conflict.

The new rounds dramatically expand the ability of the guns on these ships and other platforms to engage surface targets and air and missile threats.

It's not every day you get to see a Dragon Lady do a thundering game day flyover!

The harrowing incident with one of Israel's prized two-seat F-15s exposed the crew to freezing temperatures, brutal winds, and deafening noise.

The video is another reminder of the thoroughbred close air support capabilities the A-10 and its specially trained pilots bring to the fight.

We can talk about New Year's resolutions, unidentified submerged objects, geopolitics, Pentagon mega bunkers, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

A radar from Ukraine would allow American personnel to assess how much of a threat it, or similar systems that potential enemies use, might pose.

The landing is an important stepping stone to manned missions and a possible lunar base, which may have a distinct military purpose.

The trials will show how well, or not, the fighter's sensors can spot the drone, which could impact various air combat developments in both countries.

The increased aerial patrols will also help advance the Kremlin's economic agenda in the region.

Before the chaos of a new year begins, curl up with some of our best work from the crazy year we leave behind.

We are nothing without our readers in far more ways than most may realize.

With the largest submarine force on Earth, the Chinese increasingly need long-range communications options that don't require the boats to surface.

Ilyushin began working on the IL-106 decades ago, but an updated version is in the works that aims to replace the An-124 and possibly other aircraft.

We can talk about the holidays, Air Force One adventures, geopolitics, high-speed helicopter tech, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

This is the sixth major incident for the type in just over a year.

Kurdish fighters are hoping the Syrian government can hold back Turkey, but the alliance of convenience might be a prelude to new conflicts.

The president has long wanted to pull out of the Syrian conflict, but doing so now would give breathing room to terrorists and other malign actors.

Jamming systems have already been a major component of the conflict between Ukrainian forces and Russian-supported separatists.