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F-35Bs and C-17As fighting their way to, from, and out of the island is the best glimpse yet at what Pacific combat may look like for Marine Joint Strike Fighters.

The North Korean reinforcements will include gun and rocket artillery units and their hardware, as well as short-range ballistic missile capabilities.

The F-22 seemed slated to get a podded IRST system, but now a built-in one appears like it will be replacing or augmenting it.

The Dutch stealth fighters, stationed in Estonia, are among the latest additions to the Baltic Sentry mission.

The Quicksink seeker could turn the Extended Range Attack Munition into a new low-cost anti-ship weapon that could be bought quickly in large numbers.

Air Force EOD personnel in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility started the new year off right with this epic shot.

The dramatic interception in western Russia, purportedly by a Pantsir air defense system, came as Ukraine targeted a key missile manufacturing plant.

Three more destroyers will return to the water this year as part of a program that will see them gain electronic warfare, radar and combat systems upgrades.

The modified Boeing 777 will be the biggest aircraft in NASA’s fleet, once it enters service, planned for later this year.

As the New Jersey drone scare fades from the news cycle, President Trump says he is going to release info on it to the public.

The U.S. Army is now trying to meet a requirement to produce at least 30 new barrels for M777 howitzers every month.

In the wake of the Gaza War ceasefire, the Houthis vowed to limit shipping attacks only to vessels directly affiliated with Israel.

The Navy wants ships to be able to launch decoys that are capable of luring away missiles for tens of minutes to help defend against incoming barrages.

Arleigh Burke class Flight IIA destroyers were the air defense commanders for two carrier strike groups last year and plans are now underway to expand the practice.

Russia's BTR-82 series of armored personnel carriers have suffered extremely heavy losses in Ukraine.

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At least 20 drone boats will take part in NATO's new Baltic Sentry effort spurred by suspected sabotage of undersea cables.

The Navy could abandon its separate large and medium drone boat efforts in favor a single smaller, more modular design.

The incident occurred the same week that NATO began patrols of these waters to prevent sabotage to critical undersea infrastructure.

Houthi attacks in the Red Sea prompted the Navy to rush the counter-drone Hellfire capability to the Freedom class LCS.