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The Kizilelma appears to be the first advanced drone to launch a radar-guided air-to-air missile, but details of how the engagement took place are scarce.

Apaches scored 13 drone kills out of 14 engagements during Operation Flyswatter, reflecting the AH-64’s evolving counter-UAS capabilities.

Second Bunker Talk in one week. It's like Thanksgiving leftovers that taste even better the next day!

The B-21 Raider and America's most popular heavily-seasoned tortilla chip collide to make this "Waritos" tribute t-shirt.

The already imposing Sea-Based X-Band Radar looks even more like one of The Empire's super weapons without its trademark 'golf ball' radome.

The mutiny aboard a Soviet warship in November 1975 led to a chase across the Baltic Sea, involving everything the Soviets had available. 

Pass the stuffing.

As many of the puzzle pieces have fallen into place for the U.S. to strike Venezuela, Trump's intentions remain unclear.

Three A26 boats, with an air-independent propulsion system, have been chosen to replace the Polish Navy’s single Soviet-era Kilo class submarine.

Recurring problems with noise and vibration mean that Ajax operations have been suspended days after initial operating capability was declared.

Yonaguni Island recently hosted U.S. Marines and now Japan is looking to deploy air defenses there, which could expand to other kinetic capabilities.

The original plan to build at least 10 of the delayed Constellation class frigates has been axed by Navy Secretary Phelan.

Ukraine’s latest long-range attack on a Russian airbase claimed the one-off laser-armed aircraft and an important radar testbed.

After outright rejecting a previous draft of highly controversial deal points, Zelensky appears more amenable to a new one.

The second iteration of the J-36 includes a number of external changes, with arguably the biggest being two-dimensional thrust vectoring exhaust nozzles.

France is promoting its FDI warship design for the Swedish Navy’s new frigates, its largest surface combatants since the Cold War.

A glaring lack of standoff air-to-ground munitions is just one of the issues identified in a critical U.K. government report.

With the cartel allegedly associated with Maduro being classified as a terrorist organization, the possibility of kinetic action has increased significantly.

"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"

Fiber-optic-controlled drones, ubiquitous on the battlefield in Ukraine, could be headed to the FBI's armory.