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Just as predicted, because of the reckless and counterproductive US missile strike on Syria, Assad's military capability will be a much harder nut to crack in the future.

The Carl Vinson Strike Group was 3,500 miles from where we thought it was last weekend.

It would leave the Royal Navy without any sort of aircraft carrier at all for a number of years.

The exotic bullet shaped aircraft looks like a mix between the Bell X-1 and a Piaggio P.180 Avanti.

It was exactly as we expected.

The move is a big milestone for the program—and a message to Russia.

The GBU-43 Mother Of All Bombs is a ferocious and nasty weapon.

Seems like all of America's weapons are being brandished as Day Of The Sun approaches in North Korea.

America's interests in the region are much worse off the morning after 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles did little harm to an air base in Syria.

War drums seem to be getting louder as the US suddenly orders the Carl Vinson carrier strike group to Korea, but is there really a military option when it comes to ending Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions?

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.