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The Turkish Air Force C-130E went down in the country of Georgia as it was returning home from Azerbaijan.

Building on lessons learned from the 12-Day War, Iran is working to be ready to overwhelm Israeli defenses in a future conflict.

Undisclosed “logistical issues” meant that the An-124 airlifter transporting the attack helicopters only made it as far as England before turning back.

The missile will be both ground and air-launched and will leverage lessons from previous 'cheap' cruise missile efforts.

New imagery of Russia's Su-57 fighter shows it with bays open, packing anti-radiation missiles and short-range air-to-air missiles.

The diesel generators will keep us warm... For now.

The Secretary of the Army is aiming to finally get this service out from behind the curve when it comes to fielding uncrewed aerial systems.

While it is unknown what Trump's military plans are for Venezuela, it appears that the U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean will continue.

After abandoning plans to field a Global Hawk-derived signals intelligence platform, Germany will introduce the bizjet-based PEGASUS.

Experts provide us with insights about the impact of Beijing's snowballing military technology advances on U.S. intelligence.

Chinese President Xi personally ordered Fujian to have electromagnetic catapults, a technology Trump has railed against on U.S. Navy carriers.

Twenty-four British F-35Bs on the carrier deck clears a major hurdle on the path to full operational capability.

The supercarrier, ordered to the Caribbean by Trump, has not moved significantly toward that area for two days.

China's dramatic expansion of its nuclear arsenal has been a key driver behind concerns about future challenges to America's deterrent.

Deorbiting small cargo-laden spacecraft on demand to troops in need is the vision of Inversion Space and its Arc spacecraft.

General Atomics is eyeing sales of its new Gambit 6 in Europe as momentum behind the Collaborative Combat Aircraft concept grows globally.

After Trump's comments, Putin ordered his top officials to provide proposals on how to restart Russia's live nuclear weapons testing program.

China has assembled an array of unusual open-decked ships for testing and training purposes in recent years.

The deal could see the kingdom acquire up to 48 of the stealthy strike fighters, which only Israel is currently allowed to purchase in the region.

Just how automated the B-21 is remains unclear, but officials pushing to fly it with just one pilot points to a breakthrough operational capability.