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An antique Venom jet and a C-47 Skytrain were destroyed in separate mishaps and both had connections to the AirVenture Air Show in Oshkosh.

A new report says the jets and their pilots are too busy with missions that don't require their unique capabilities to prepare for conflicts that do.

The price of a single Ford class supercarrier is approaching the size of the entire annual defense budget of Canada.

The shells could help rapidly disperse violent mobs and may also be useful for disorienting enemy forces in actual combat.

As the service begins evaluating five different prototype designs, it says that secondary units will continue using existing guns for years to come.

66-year-old Squadron Leader Phillip Frawley is finally hanging up his g-suit and retiring from RAAF service.

After a controversial summit between Trump and Putin, the Kremlin gives us a glimpse of its latest strategic weapons developments.

Moscow is deferring mass production of the fighter for a number of possible reasons, but it hasn't canceled the program outright.

The upgrade will offer greater situational awareness, ease of integration for future upgrades, synthetic vision, and night vision compatibility.

Spain will likely have to spend millions of dollars to build a proper home for the boats, which have already suffered years of problems and delays.

The civilian version of the C-130J is anything but civilized when pushed to its max by Lockheed's top C-130 test pilot.

Raytheon's Coyote is an inherently modular system that the United States has already tested as a possible weapon and a scientific tool.

The story has massive strategic and foreign policy implications, so what's your take?

New high definition videos of America's nuclear tests offer a unique perspective on the terror and the ominous beauty of nuclear detonations.

The Turkish missile system order has caused a chill in relations between the two countries, but an alternative arms deal might not fix things.

The country is eager to remain competitive militarily and economically, but it's not clear if they can afford their own advanced fighter jet.

RIMPAC executes its first land-based anti-ship missile barrage in a big way.

Fighting high-altitude and high-temperature conditions, the CH-47 crew did what only the CH-47 can to get everyone off the summit safely.

The service gave out medals with a new "remote" operations device to one drone crew for their role in a controversial targeted strike.

The Navy and the shipyard are assessing the damage as photos and videos depict a very ugly situation.