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The service can't meet near-term NATO obligations and has no ships in reserve to rapidly support any extended naval operations in a crisis.

The contractor-operated service highlights how fragile the security situation remains in even the most heavily protected areas of the country.

It seems as if the unfamiliar appearance of the delta-winged, charcoal gray jets with white bellies have attracted some local attention.

Whether or not there was a specific meeting, the Emiratis are still eager to buy F-35s and assuage Israeli concerns about those potential purchases.

This is a very exciting time for the contractor adversary support market and Draken is now on its way to fielding its most capable aggressor yet.

The Yasur fleet is tasked with some of the IAF's most challenging missions and this system could be key in accomplishing those tasks.

This totally unique photo of the most expensive combat aircraft ever made looks like it is was taken in the future and of a spaceship.

The can of energy drink exploded inside the cockpit, forcing the plane to return to base and costing over $100,000 in repairs.

Very little is known about these clearly high-tech and expensive vehicles.

The vehicles clearly serve a combat function but could also fill a critical non-combat capability that is somewhat unique to Saudi Arabia.

Japanese officials have already talked with Lockheed Martin and are hoping a foreign partnership will help push the project forward.

It's not clear exactly when or how the ladder deployed.

The People's Liberation Army Navy will need significantly more jets anyway if it wants to make good use of their new carriers.

Ferguson's Ordnance Rifle didn't turn the tide of the war, but did help pave the way for developments in small arms and light infantry tactics.

The impressive display of air power is just a taste of what will be seen over Buckingham Palace on July 10th.

From what we know and what the design team has said themselves, the ZKZM-500's actual capabilities are likely far more limited than the wild claims.

Iran really hit a new level of absurdity with this accusation.

The B61-12 nuclear gravity bombs are set to enter service in 2020 and already cost nearly twice their literal weight in gold.

This reporter got more than she bargained for from a group of low-flying Hinds in an attempt to get the perfect shot.

The Queen of Jordan touts video of King and Crown Prince having a celebratory day at the range practicing close-quarter combat tactics.