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Here's everything we know right now.

We had our chance to take out Assad's aerial capabilities and we froze. Now that option is far more perilous—and we should be focused on destroying ISIS instead.

Russia's land-based missile programs have accelerated greatly in the past few years, and this graphic helps you keep them all straight.

The crown jewels in Russia's Soviet era naval arsenal—a Typhoon class submarine and a Kirov class battlecruiser—are supposedly being sent to St. Petersburg this July.

The USMC wants to expand both its capacity and capability when it comes to organic tactical air training for its fast-jet communities.

The 87-year-old took to an F-16 for a joyride over his old NASA stomping grounds.

The paint job is nearly identical to that worn by some of Russia's most advanced jets flying over Syria.

Moscow's missile-slinging icebreakers are becoming a reality.

This extremely high-quality headcam footage of a Spanish Navy Harrier pilot rocketing low over the countryside puts you right in the cockpit.

The Syrian government just upped the ante drastically in its brewing military standoff with Israel.

When it comes to the east coast, all the Navy's supercarrier eggs are in one small basket.

The explosions could continue for days.

Iran and their Houthi proxies aimed at striking back at Saudi and UAE Patriot Missile batteries.

The news came as a shock to the committee and will reverberate throughout the USAF, Washington and beyond in the coming days.

It's a good sign that the F-16 line will live on for years to come.

The maneuver appears to have been yet another blocking move, not just against ISIS forces but also against Syrian government and Russian forces.

The man who could be the world's richest has a navy of warships and nuclear submarines, but does he have a super yacht?

It was one of Mosul's nicest and largest hotels before becoming an ISIS stronghold.

Israel's direct involvement in the Syrian conflict could be the flying ember that sets the region ablaze.

Who exactly these gray, militarized Superhawks belong to, and who is using them remains a mystery.