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The Trump Administration calls for more defense spending, new economic initiatives, and more aggressive diplomacy.

Poaching already in-demand Mi-17s crews to train to fly Black Hawks could have negative impacts in the months ahead.

The service's latest Joint Forcible Entry Exercise looked like a particularly impressive spectacle, because it was.

The system could eliminate the need for physical control surfaces, which could be a very big deal, especially for stealthy aircraft.

Many private companies are buying up new fighters jets in to meet demands for more advanced aggressors to duel against.

A state-of-the-art EP-Xs never came to be, but the Navy didn't give up on the idea and it's finally becoming a reality via the MQ-4C Triton.

The small watercraft force could give marines more flexibility and offer up new avenues of attack.

An official letter dismissed reports that the country had a preference for the American F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

Warm welcomes in Syria, Egypt, and Turkey show the Kremlin's growing influence in the region, even among traditional American allies.

The Israeli Air Force can make a statement by putting the new jets to use, but not without certain risks.

New wings for many A-10s can't come fast enough and plans for a light attack aircraft are still up in the air.

The mix of aircraft, helicopters, drones, and aerostats would have taken over for US and coalition forces.

The first wave of American reaction forces are reportedly already on the ground and more are waiting in the wings.

Looking to give the ships a niche, the service now wants them to focus on attacking other ships at sea.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says "we will not allow" Iran "to entrench itself militarily in Syria."

The major exercise comes after North Korea's test of a new monster missile and amid confusing US policy pronouncements.

Team leaders in infantry fire teams, the service's smallest maneuver unit, will be among those who get the new guns.

It's been hard to find a middle ground between legitimate military requirements and real humanitarian concerns.

Residents of the Pacific Ocean state might just be the first to start regularly hearing the loud alerts again.

Joint Special Operations Command brings in various aerial assets to teach its operators how to apply their deadly capabilities with finesse.