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The Navy talks big surface fleet dreams but it is going to take some serious planning and tough decision making to realize those dreams.

Driven by world events, the market for ballistic missile defense is very hot at the moment, and the Patriot PAC-3 MSE's timing seems just right.

If the report is accurate, the attack would represent the largest loss of Russian military hardware since arriving in the war-torn country.

We get our first look from different angles of Boeing Phantom Works' MQ-25 Stingray design, and some exotic features are coming into focus.

The ominous message is one of a number of new indications that the chances of a conflict on the Korean Peninsula are multiplying.

The bravery and sacrifice of Private Emmanuel Mensah can give us all hope as we head into an uncertain new year.

Some in British Parliament think a lavish ship is needed to make trade deals, support the royal family, and to promote Britain around the globe.

The new turret shares features found on the formidable Pantsir-S1 air defense system and the Kashtan close-in weapon system it aims to replace.

The graphic is disingenuous, but that doesn't mean that such a capability shouldn't be pursued.

Both countries are future F-35 operators and once Japan's big "helicopter destroyers" emerged, fielding the F-35B seemed like just a matter of time.

It is the largest amphibious aircraft currently being produced and it's tailored to support China's extra-territorial claims.

It's the first time the German Navy has rejected a ship after it was formally delivered.

The Ministry of Defense seems to have skimped on the carriers' ability to fend off anti-ship cruise missile barrages.

The Russian Air Force got creative with its shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile countermeasures for Putin's visit to Syria.

The surplus two-seat F-15s will become key components in Israel's long-range air combat arsenal.

The Valor finally goes vertical.

A jet that can cruise for thousands of miles at mach 1.4 will be just as enticing to the Pentagon as it is to billionaires.

It would definitely be worth all the hype.

Reports of two separate incidents, weeks apart, sound almost too similar to just be a coincidence.

The strange teaser came on Twitter, showing a puzzling design that the company says will "change the future of air power."