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Even a relatively small regional nuclear war could trigger world-wide climatic changes, commonly called "Nuclear Winter," and other terrible effects.

The latest batch of F-15E aircrews have just graduated from training and they want to show everyone just how awesome their new job is.

The "retired" stealth jet has been photographed in the air once again, but this time while ripping around down low over Death Valley in California.

Pakistan has downplayed the strikes and denied they destroyed a major terrorist camp, but some form of military response seems increasingly likely.

Boeing reportedly developed the all-new stealthy drone specifically for the Australians as part of a classified program.

The train-based show is the latest example of President Putin's nationalist propaganda machine.

A stealthy loyal wingman or target drone? A UCAV? A Light fighter T-X variant? We break down the possibilities.

The new radar will give the 60-year-old jets totally new capabilities that could drastically change the way they fight during a conflict.

India and Pakistan are on edge weeks after a terrorist attack killed dozens of Indian troops in the country's Jammu and Kashmir region.

Passenger video shows the rollercoaster-like ride they experienced as the A320 aborted its approach to Gibraltar International Airport.

Combined with larger, domestically-produced subs, the weapons could present new challenges for the country's opponents.

We can talk about abandoned spaceplanes, rebranded F-16s, geopolitics, up-armored M1 Abrams main battle tanks, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

The system works against small boats as well and could be a cost-effective point air defense system on land, too.

The tanks are already getting more passive and active defenses as competitors field updated tanks with better ammunition.

Launching advanced air-to-air missiles off a troubled jet as a precautionary measure isn't that common of a practice.

The Germans are also working on a 130mm cannon that might be another option for the future Franco-German tank.

Eagles have tail-hooks too, as do all USAF fighters, and those on F-15s seem to be getting used too often as of late.

The Army wants a high-speed rotorcraft that can safely fly reconnaissance and other missions in highly contested environments.

The sole example of Germany's defunct Global Hawk variant is missing critical components and will have to be fully refitted for Canada's needs.

The fast-flying weapon can hit regular targets above and hardened below ground and do so even if its GPS is jammed.