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The Navy’s sea basing capabilities are being massively upgraded with these oil tankers turned one-third aircraft carrier, one-third marina and one-third command and control center.

Littoral Combat Ships just can’t win.

The largest flotilla Russia has fielded since the end of the Cold War is nearing Syria and its aircrews are preparing for combat operations.

A pair of J-20s thundered over Zhuhai during China’s banner biennial international air show and arms expo as thousands of looked on.

Sorry folks, but last week’s headlines were not accurate, the A-10’s fate remains up in the air.

Running off the end of a runway haunts aircrews, but an installation of thousands of these unique blocks makes some of the world’s most dangerous runways a little safer.

New satellite images show that the UAE is operating a small air force out of a remote base in eastern Libya.

35 years after its first flight, Boeing continues to roll out new 767s, including the KC-46 tanker. As you can see, they have the process down.

It's like parasailing in Cabo, but instead of newlyweds, this big kite carries a radar system hunting hostile surface contacts for its mothership to kill.

With a proxy war in Syria and cyber spying at home, two old foes inch closer to conflict.

While Tom Cruise was preparing to redefine Naval Aviation for millions, he took a few rides in a Tomcat, and one pilot gave him a little more than he bargained for.

The AH-1 Cobra lineage is alive and well in the USMC, and this 360-degree video proves just how exhilarating flying one of those steel dragons must be.

The amphibious transport dock ship was attacked last week in the Mandeb Strait.

China’s stealthy heavy fighter has donned a ‘splinter’ paint scheme on the eve of being officially unveiled to the world.

The news came as the Navy's first Zumwalt class destroyer—a ship less capable of defending itself from anti-ship missiles than the USS Mason—was being commissioned.

Vipers arrive in Djibouti as tensions rise near the Mandeb Strait and in South Sudan.

The stakes are rising around the Mandeb Strait.

The growing threat of submarine attacks on US carriers is being partially addressed by a close-in weapons system that shoots back at incoming torpedoes.

US Navy strikes back after two separate attacks on its flotilla patrolling near the Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea.

The Strait of Mandeb is turning into a shooting gallery