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A Growler electronic attack jet packing four AGM-88 anti-radiation missiles launched on a mission as Houthi air defenses remain a problem.

Close the door, you are letting the radioactive dust in!

The notice confirms our previous reporting that the U.S. troop levels in Syria will drop by about half.

Using the MQ-1C as a drone-hunter is a new development, and there are plans for new kinetic and laser weapons for the Gray Eagle.

A key fuel transfer facility on the Red Sea has been wiped out by U.S. airpower, as shown in new satellite imagery.

Japan is now pushing ahead with naval electromagnetic railguns, which the U.S. Navy has shelved.

A Russian mechanized attack in Zaporizhzhia Oblast could be the vanguard of a new offensive.

U.S. long-range bombers haven’t been stationed in Japan for any extended period since the Vietnam War.

U.S. Central Command says it targeted Ras Isa to stop Iranian-backed Houthi militants from benefiting from the fuel trade through the port.

The Radiofrequency Directed Energy Weapon demonstrator, or RF DEW, uses an intense beam of RF energy to rapidly neutralize close-in drone threats.

Australia is seeking to acquire longer-range air and missile defenses to work with its new battle management system that's under development.

B-2s have been pounding the Houthis in Yemen, but U.S. officials tell us prized 30,000-pound bunker busters haven't been used.

The U.S. withdrawing a significant portion of its troops from Syria could see notable shifts in the ongoing power struggle in the war-torn country.

The smaller of China's two new next generation stealth fighters is now flying often and we are getting new insights into its design.

The full-size aircraft carrier test facility in Wuhan is now a better approximation of China’s latest and future flattop designs.

An XQ-58 drone able to fly from traditional runways would offer certain benefits over the original runway-independent version, including higher sortie rates.

The FAA tests could help lead to further deployment of technologies that provide better drone situational awareness, improving flight safety.

The Navy is involved in testing of Australia’s MQ-28, and the drone could be well placed to capitalize on the service’s emerging CCA program.

The biggest iteration of the Iniohos exercise brought together a very diverse range of aircraft types and nations in western Greece.

The Army is already fielding its own launchers to fire Tomahawk and SM-6 missiles, but they are much larger and more difficult to deploy.