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Russia’s newest naval fighter has a bad start to combat operations in the Eastern Mediterranean.

For better or worse, America’s defense strategy and foreign policy are about to change drastically.

Russia’s naval task force in the Med is chasing off NATO submarines as massive strikes on Syrian targets appear imminent.

In Presidential politics today it’s as if America’s space program doesn’t even exist.

Just when you thought the Navy’s handling of the DDG-1000 program couldn't get worse, we find that the ship has no ammunition to fire out of its 155mm deck guns.

With the looming possibility of a major cyber attack on November 8th, it is time to change the way we look at election day.

China’s new medium-lift helicopter may look awfully familiar.

China’s state-ran AVIC corporation is showing off a new video at the Zhuhai Air Show that features what appears to be a freshly built second generation J-31 stealth fighter.

The crew made it out alive—just barely.

An undersea mystery is afoot in the frigid, albeit decreasingly ice-packed waterways of Canada’s northeastern territories.

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.