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For the cost of adding relatively short extra service life to its three modernized cruisers, the Navy could have nearly bought two brand-new destroyers.

Russia appears to be accelerating its pull-out of forces and materiel from Syria with the final fate of critical bases still in question.

U.S. forces have been taking advantage of Syria's newly permissive airspace to launch strikes amid concerns about resurgent terror groups.

This is the first Marine Corps facility to acknowledge drone incursions during the recent wave of sightings at bases across the country.

Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov was killed one day after Ukrainian state prosecutors charged him in absentia with the alleged use of chemical weapons in Ukraine.

The aircraft was tracked after leaving Damascus entering into a dive over western Syria before disappearing on the night Assad's regime fell.

Months after arriving in Russia, the North Koreans are now taking on a larger role in defending against Ukraine's Kursk invasion.

As Russian forces continue to move out of their two major bases on the coast of Syria, it’s unclear whether the move is permanent or not.

The vehicle designs are related to China's MD-22 hypersonic military aircraft concept that emerged in 2022.

The latest M1 Abrams version finally gives Taiwan a modern tank, but there are questions about its suitability for the island’s unique needs.

Wright-Patterson AFB, a high-profile base that's home to critical Air Force units, is the latest installation to deal with mysterious drones.

Bunker door was stuck again, now it's open.

The Flanker popped up from low altitude to launch a salvo of the U.S.-supplied precision-guided glide munitions against a Russian target.

The growing threat of surveillance and even attacks by drones are pushing the richest among us to equip their yachts with counter-drone tech.

Satellite imagery and drone footage show the packing up of the base's S-400 air defense system and major airlifter activity.

As well as over the major U.S. military air base and logistics hub, drones have been reported around critical infrastructure in Germany.

Unspecified problems with the Dark Eagle launcher have already set back plans for the weapon system by years.

The use of "very sophisticated electronic detection technologies" has confirmed none of the visual sightings, and regular aircraft are being mistaken for drones.

The LCS is notorious for lacking firepower and the modular launcher could help with correcting that, but there are tradeoffs in doing so.

New statements about what is happening in New Jersey's skies comes amid frustration over muddled messaging and erroneous claims.