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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.

The open discussion of military action may only serve to reinforce the reclusive regime's opinions and validate their domestic propaganda.

The strange overnight engagement was the first operational use of an Arrow anti-ballistic missile system.

The old adage "where are the carriers?" is easily answered by this awesome synopses.

The fight for Mosul is reaching a new level of violence as ISIS holds onto the last quarter of the city.

Meet the most expensive helicopter in the world.

This is a planned partial replacement for the controversially retired OH-58D Kiowa Warrior armed scout helicopter.

Dispatching the helicopter carrier Izumo to the South China Sea is the largest show of naval force by Japan in the region since World War Two.

Images depict a police-style special weapons and tactics (SWAT) team more than a military organization, which reflects Joint Task Force 2's history and origins.

Like plinking cans, but way more expensive—and much, much louder.

Vietnam is looking at ways to boost their offensive capabilities in order to counterbalance China's South China Sea military buildup, and Israel could have just what they need at a very attractive price.