Read the latest articles from TWZ (Page 6)

Pickaxe Mountain is Iran's hardest-to-reach facility and Trump saying he may take a "shot right in the front door" wasn't likely just small talk.

Korean Air will modify the two Global 6500 jets, drastically enhancing Seoul’s sovereign electronic warfare capability.

A scathing new Pentagon Inspector General report found problems at the plant delayed the Army's 100,000 round-per-month goal.

The blockade is back on tomorrow with more than 20 U.S. Navy ships on station and available in the region.

French approval for Ukraine to build Aster 30s follows a similar announcement from President Trump about Patriot interceptors.

France has integrated laser-guided 68mm rockets onto its fighter, giving it a far cheaper option for Shahed-type threats.

The Army's aerial reconnaissance forces are at a watershed moment after the service ditched its fleet of turboprop surveillance aircraft.

Described as a first of its kind, the mission could be a glimpse of what’s to come for amphibious operations.

After being the key to Ukraine running the Black Sea Fleet out of Crimea, the Pentagon made its first kamikaze drone boat strike.

The long-range drone attacks are targeting Russian oil tankers, adding to that nation's burgeoning war-induced energy woes.

It's not fear, it's patience.

The Air Force has made a formal decision about how the B-21 will be crewed as it pushes to start fielding the bombers next year.

E-2 pilots and foreign student pilots still need to do carrier qualifications, but huge changes to the naval aviation training landscape are looming.

Ankara is reportedly eyeing the transfer of the Russian-made SAM systems to a Gulf country in a bid to have Washington lift its F-35 embargo.

The F-22s are part of a larger retrograde of airpower out of the CENTCOM region while at the same time the prospects of renewed fighting grow.

The flagship of Carrier Strike Group 3, which is currently operating in the Middle East, left port in Guam in December 2025.

The catapult-equipped Fujian is now unlocking the J-15T’s strike potential.

Most sixth-gen fighter concepts have been tailless deltas, and China is pursuing that planform, but Boeing's F-47 went a very different direction.

The planned purchase marks a major shift in NATO‘s conventional strike posture as allies respond to the threat from Russia.

The future of U.S.-Iranian peace talks remains very uncertain after a crescendo of tit-for-tat strikes.