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The apparent surge in electronic warfare attacks is just the latest example of the Kremlin's hybrid campaign against US troops in the country.

The Secretary of Defense issued a gag order on talking about readiness, ostensibly to maintain operational security, but it only hurts the military.

A dark war of words at the U.N. and Russia's promise to retaliate if Assad is attacked push both parties into uncharted diplomatic territory.

Hours after President Trump posted a foreboding tweet about the chemical attack in Douma, an aerial offensive appears to be underway.

Boeing's MQ-25 has a classically problematic but low-observable flush-mounted intake, yet there are no low-observable requirements for the program.

The Advanced Mortar Protection System combines a 120mm mortar with a powered base to give outposts serious firepower.

On the anniversary of the U.S. Tomahawk missile attack on Syria, the White House may be forced to strike Assad again or face losing credibility.

The stealthy design appears to draw its lineage from the ARES close air support jet with the prototypes being named after the gods of dread and panic.

There's plenty of paid for S-3s that can be converted to do the job and a dedicated Viking tanker variant has already been engineered and flown.

The USAF's beloved flight demonstration team has suffered a terrible loss.

It is the third major mishap involving U.S. military aircraft in the space of 48 hours.

The service is still exploring what the ships can do as it considers retiring at least one of its dedicated hospital ships.

Called the H03, the design is reminiscent of a number of other high-flying, glider-like intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance aircraft.

It is the second loss of a USMC aircraft in less than 24 hours.

If he decides to, Trump can use established legal authorities to send personnel to the border to perform missions from surveillance to construction.

NASA is leaping back in the manned x-plane business in dramatic and exciting fashion.

The group suggested is would step up attacks on commercial ships in response to the Saudi-led coalition's blockade of their last port.

The aircraft appeared to fly out of control shortly after take off from Djibouti Ambouli International Airport forcing the pilot to eject.

The service hopes to reverse the trend of potential opponents, notably Russia, gaining a significant advantage when it comes to artillery weapons.

The famed drone manufacturer has come out with an impressive, no-nonsense flying gas truck. But will the lack of a prototype hurt its chances?