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The move showcased the fact that America does not stick to its word when it comes to its own international nuclear proliferation agreements.

The Berkut-2 could be an increasingly important part of Russian Arctic operations, especially when it comes to more mundane day-to-day activities.

The clip from China's state-run aviation consortium shows what looks to be a flying wing type aircraft under a sheet.

The event is part of a long list of mysterious physiological incidents that have plagued the Pentagon's tactical aviation and training communities.

The two countries are sharing costs to expand a French air base to handle a mix of five C-130J-30 airlifters and five KC-130J tankers.

The heavily customized design represents the first time in decades that Russia's president has traveled in a domestically-produced vehicle.

The asymmetric warfare tactic may look laughable at first glance but it's proving to be devastatingly effective against Israeli farms and forests.

New photos give us a much more complete view of the aircraft, clearly showing its lineage to Scaled Composites' Firebird long-endurance design.

You sure have to pick through the garage sale that is social media to find the gems, but they are out there, and this week was especially fruitful.

The review notes truncated test points and risky assumptions, raising questions about the M27 and M38 rifles, especially when using suppressors.

New deployments would present a serious threat during any potential conflict and help China further assert its de facto claims in the region.

The incidents could reflect growing tensions between the two countries over military activities in the immensely strategic East African country.

Russian Air Force Su-30s have long been a fixture in Syria, but just days ago, the Russian Navy also deployed Su-30s to the war-torn country.

The accident marks the latest in a string of increasingly worrisome military aviation mishaps across the U.S. military.

Many details about this latest operation remain unclear as Israel continues to expand its aerial campaign in Syria.

With its own search and rescue units under strain, the US military continues to lean heavily on private firms for casualty evacuations.

Private helicopters have supported exercises before, but they're more important as the US military refocuses on higher-end conflicts.

The Su-57 is not an F-22, it's not meant to be, but it packs some novel attributes to offset what it lacks in stealth, at least to a limited degree.

The apparent Israeli mission over Syria comes as the U.S. and Israel step up their criticism of the international deal over Iran's nuclear programs.

It's by far the best visual depiction of the operation we have seen.