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SOCOM says these drones would be safer and more effective in some ways than relying soley on military working dogs.

The U.S. doesn't have to rely on a kill switch to rapidly degrade and soon end a foreign country's ability to use its F-35s.

Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman alluded to the kinds of counter-space capabilities that the U.S. Space Force is now prioritizing.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will now present this plan to the Russians for their approval.

The large-scale drone attack was a clear show of force ahead of high-stakes talks with U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia.

Syrians flocked to Khmeimim Air Base after hundreds were reportedly executed during fighting between Assad loyalists and the new government.

We get the lowdown on what CADS is supposed to do and how it pairs with existing AN/ALQ-69 radar warning receivers.

The attempted Russian incursion into Ukrainian-held territory comes as Kyiv faces increasing pressure as it attempts to retain a foothold in the Kursk region.

The Stena Immaculate, loaded with Jet-A fuel, suffered multiple explosions after a cargo ship collided with it.

The Navy has also confirmed the development of the AIM-174B air-launched version of the SM-6 missile was tied to a Pacific Fleet requirement.

Fighters loyal to the former Assad regime have risen against government forces in the volatile coastal region of northwest Syria.

"Shall we play a game?"

With newly operational Israeli Spike-NLOS missiles, Army AH-64s have a new and very precise way to engage targets at much greater ranges.

Ukraine Situation Report: Russia is making advances in Kursk and launched a massive missile and drone barrage on energy targets last night.

The Orbital Test Vehicle-7 mission included several novelties, including a highly elliptical orbit for the X-37B that allowed for unpredictable changes in its path.

How the Air Force plans to use the B-21's extremely long endurance capabilities has created new requirements for its tanker fleets.

Science fiction has warned us about melding AI and nuclear command and control, but Pentagon leadership sees it as a critical tool for future deterrence.

NATO is taking note of opportunities and glaring deficiencies in its ability to wage war, some of which are harder to capitalize on than others.

Despite 18 months of attacks by the Houthis, the U.S. does not have a clear idea of how many standoff weapons they possess or how they get all of them.

Using many parts found in civilian aircraft and sporting features specifically for operating in austere forward locales are key tenets of CCA.