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The service wants the first examples to be sensor nodes, but after that, they could take on a host of different missions from armed escort to strike.

As the prospect for conflict in the Arctic increases, the service is moving to replace its obscure fleet of aging Swedish-built vehicles.

The time it takes for workers to construct an F-35 is decreasing according to a new report, but other issues with the jet haven't been resolved.

A video shows the tracked vehicle speeding down the highway with police cruisers in hot pursuit.

The chance encounter is the closest the press has gotten to the notoriously secretive stealth drones.

Though there was significant public support for bringing back the World War II title, some of the service's own historians opposed the idea.

The image shows a mature design that leverages existing elements found on other Chinese tactical aircraft.

If you have dreamed all your life of going on a World War II bomber mission that dream can now become a reality.

An update package for Jordan includes components found on the latest AH-1Z version and could be an attractive option for other countries.

Existing all-terrain vehicles lack the desired firepower and protection, but larger vehicles simply won't fit in the tiltrotor's small cargo bay.

Kim is slated to leave North Korea and his nuclear arsenal behind for the controversial summit and it's possible he fears a coup could occur.

We finally have high-quality images of the entire ship in its completed state.

A rare long-distance road transfer of a militarized 737 is currently underway.

Lawmakers are pushing for new aircraft in both services as the Air Force insists it is getting close to actually buying the planes.

The deal could also open a path to adding the American-Norweigan-made missiles, or variants, to other platforms at sea, in the air, and on land.

To say that anticipation, as well as concern, over a Top Gun sequel is high in defense circles would be a massive understatement.

The company doesn't plan to build a full-scale prototype unless it wins the competition, but is testing critical components of the design.

The winterized version of the Chaborz M-3 swaps out wheels for a combination of tracks and skis to help troops get around in snowy conditions.

Arguably one of the most exciting warbird restorations ever is coming to fruition and here's the sound to prove it.

The operation underscores the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System's valuable capabilities during both low- and high-intensity conflicts.