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The "distributed shipbuilding" concept should reduce the time it takes to build the frigates, according to the Chief of Naval Operations. 

This absolutely glorious shot of an F-15EX ripping into the vertical over PDX while streaming a full vapor 'cape' is really something else.

U.S. forces have accumulated a maze of different Minigun variants since the first versions entered service more than six decades ago.

The tiny, largely symbolic force arrives as the White House continues to voice its desires to acquire the Arctic island.

The president has repeatedly threatened to attack Iran if it continues to kill protesters.

A DOJ memo also states that up to 75 air defense sites stood between American forces and Maduro's safe house.

The USS Gerald R. Ford has been on cruise since June and the Navy's top officer does not want to send it to the Middle East on extended deployment.

The dream of laser weapons has not materialized nearly as fast as the Pentagon once thought it would, but the Navy's top officer wants to overcome that.

An image of a rust-streaked USS Dewey last year sparked Trump to demand change in how the Navy deals with "running rust."

Common Launch Tubes make it possible to discreetly arm virtually any aircraft, including types that might appear to be entirely civilian.

The president's message to protesters, which remains vague, comes amid reports that at least 12,000 have been killed by the regime.

We separate fact from fiction surrounding the viral claim about an exotic non-kinetic weapon that left Maduro's guards disoriented and bleeding.

The German-made infantry fighting vehicle will be the most modern of its kind to enter operational service with Ukraine.

Anti-regime protests rage on for a 15th day as Trump mulls military action against Iran.

Based on a high-mobility chassis, the Hellfire-toting Tempest is a recent addition to Ukraine’s drone-hunting force.

The latest jet-powered version of the Geran long-range one-way attack drone is being studied for launch from Su-25 attack jets.

While no longer equipped for nuclear, biological, and chemical recce, a tiny force of Mi-24RKhR helicopters still fights for Ukraine.

If that annoying hum you're hearing stops, we're about to die.

After nearly two weeks of demonstrations, Iran's Ayatollah publicly addresses the unrest as U.S. intel reassesses the severity of the situation.

Rocket-launched USMC XQ-58s will still need to touch down on runways after their missions, presenting opportunities and a few tradeoffs.