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The service is now looking at using the unmanned ships as electronic warfare platforms to blind and distract opponents.

The USAF named a woman to be a solo demonstration pilot for the first time ever the week after a trailblazing female naval aviator passed away.

A 'Bone' based at Ellsworth Air Force Base has a very bold crimson interior.

We can talk about submarine screws, A-12 spy plane modifications, geopolitics, space tankers, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

The service now wants to expand its light attack effort to include platforms it has now, shifting the focus away from the one it desperately needs.

Structural defects continue to plague the F-35B, which could lead to billions of dollars worth of unflyable, but otherwise young aircraft.

The video is another reminder of the tension between U.S. and Russia and that a major crisis can be sparked instantly during such encounters.

The Navy's newest and most advanced carrier can't make it through a day of operations, on average, without a launch and recovery system failure.

The first in a two part series gives un an unprecedented look at the state of Russia's Akula class sub fleet, including some awesome interior footage.

It has taken well over ten years and 200,000 hours of labor to reach this awesome milestone.

The Corps is looking to fast-track plans for a 'lethality upgrade' for at least some of the forthcoming family of wheeled armored vehicles.

The requirements have expanded, but the service is pushing for commonality with existing systems to push the price point down.

The puzzling comment comes at a time when the USAF is doing anything it can to keep its grasp on space-based capabilities.

The historic site served as the cradle of live nuclear testing during the Cold War and continues to be a key component of America's nuclear deterrent.

So far, Venezuela's embattled president has enjoyed the continued loyalty of most of the country's armed forces, which has kept his regime afloat.

The Aussies have a real knack for executing super dramatic flyovers, but the musical timing of this one makes it extra special.

The aircraft is seen making a hard landing during very poor weather conditions and breaking apart before being engulfed in flames.

We can talk about space-launch motherships, tiny submachine guns, geopolitics, Airwolf, strategy—you know, no big whoop.

The Kremlin routinely uses these shadowy forces to prop up friendly regimes and they can only present a challenge to Maduro's U.S.-backed opponents.

The new weapons reflect the service's latest attempt to help infantry squads and other small units take on the enemy at longer ranges.