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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.

Russian and Israeli officials are growing closer amid tensions with Iran, but the United States may not appreciate that new relationship.

The ground-based weapon will share components with the Royal Navy's Sea Ceptor and replace aging Cold War-era Rapier air defense systems.

Medal of Honor recipient Michael Monsoor gave his life in an instant to save his comrades and now the Navy has a ship to honor his sacrifice.

With a tropical storm bearing down on the region, a flock of America's most prized fighters is being stored indoors at Tyndall AFB.

U.S. Special Operations Command forces raided downtown Tampa from the sea, air, and land in a massive display of force.

Russia's new super fighter appears to be in the process of receiving a missile that will drastically improve its deep strike capabilities.

The F-15C has received an upgrade called the Passive Attack Display that drastically modernizes the Eagle's archaic cockpit.

The record-breaking achievement could indicate significant progress in the program, which has been delayed multiple times already.

Trump set unrealistic expectations for the summit to begin with, but pulling out first is a grave diplomatic and strategic miscalculation.

The dramatic test underscores Russia's renewed interest in a submarine-based nuclear deterrent as it increased underwater activity in general.

After disappearing for nearly three years, we are finally getting a better look at this 'wolf in sheep's clothing' of a warship.

The new Block III configuration is on track for the U.S. Navy, but some update options aren't included.

This is the service's fifth non-combat aircraft loss in 2018 and second T-38 crash in six months.

The multi-mode guidance package could be a particularly cost-effective upgrade for any country still using derivatives of the Soviet-era system.

The paper recounts a course of bizarre events that occurred near the USS Nimitz while it was sailing off the Baja Peninsula in November 2004.