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Amid delays and cost overruns for the two VC-25Bs, Trump has apparently called upon Elon Musk to help address the problems.

The light tank-like M10 trials at Fort Greely in Alaska come as the U.S. seeks to sharpen its ability to fight in the Arctic.

Reports indicate the U.K. is already planning a future air policing mission over Ukraine, but staging such an effort is far from straightforward.

US Air Force F-16s are expanding their ability to engage enemy drones with low-cost guided rockets.

Trump called Zelensky "a dictator" and Zelensky said Trump is living in a "disinformation space" as schism between Washington and Kyiv grows.

Satellite imagery shows the dramatic restoration of Tinian Island's historic North Field, a site that also presents targeting challenges for China.

Shock waves are being felt in Kyiv and and Europe as America's position on Ukraine and Russia is morphing at a breakneck pace.

At least one of the Soviet-era fighters of the 204th Tactical Aviation Brigade has been wearing an unusual black color scheme.

CIA drone flights over Mexico reportedly began under Biden, but have greatly expanded under Trump amid talk of direct action against the cartels.

Transfer of many Stinger missiles to Ukraine and the growing drone threat have made the need for a new man-portable short-range air defense system more urgent.

European countries are figuring out what role they are willing to play in any peace deal to end the war in Ukraine.

The Marines are working to dramatically extend the kinetic reach of their AH-1Zs to help ensure their relevance in future high-end fights.

A Ukrainian reconnaissance brigade has released a video showing the destruction of one of Russia’s prized S-350 Vityaz air defense systems in the Donetsk region.

How long the USS Harry S. Truman is set to stay in Souda Bay will depend on a full assessment of the damage from the collision.

The crisis isn't so bad when you have a bunker to retreat to.

Ukrainian nuclear experts express concern that the drone strike could have prolonged ramifications to the integrity of the cocoon over the doomed reactor.

An inflight emergency led to the crew of a B-36 bomber dropping an unarmed nuclear bomb off the Canadian coast, in the first incident of its kind.

Cooperation on new space-based sensors might be a starting place for the U.S. and Canada on joint missile defense, but major hurdles remain.

As India sits at a fork in the road for its future fighter fleet plans, the U.S. has just upped the ante with the prospect of F-35 deliveries.

The USS Harry S. Truman collided with the cargo ship M/V Besiktas-M earlier this week while moving to enter the Suez Canal.