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Seeding mine fields at standoff distances via rockets puts the critical southern route through the strait, now a global lifeline, at great risk.

Ukraine’s intelligence report maps Zircon’s production chain and claims to identify U.S.-origin electronics inside the missile.

Japan's first ASEV missile defense ship just had its huge radar mast installed, providing a new sense of scale for these cruiser-sized warships.

Japan calls the ASM-3 Kai an “air-to-surface/anti-air” weapon, potentially pointing to a new counter to large high-value airborne targets.

Ukraine Situation Report: The new strategy prioritizes frequency over amplitude, wearing down the populace and exhausting air defenders.

We should have brought more puzzles.

Jolly Green II rescue helicopters offer a capability boost for VIP airlift and continuity of government roles, but there are questions about the plan.

The buildout of the remote flight-test base has accelerated sharply, and large new hangars suggest a specific type of aircraft may be arriving in the near future.

The investment comes after Spain would not allow the U.S. to use Moron for long-range bomber missions against Iran.

Indonesia is about to join Southeast Asia’s small but unusual aircraft-carrier club.

The two-seat advanced Gripen offers additional flexibility and could be especially relevant for future operations alongside drones.

NASA T-38s have helped train astronauts for decades, but they are aging and the USAF's impending retirement of its Talon fleet will create new challenges.

Russia's longer-range Iskanders will make it harder for Ukraine to successfully hunt and destroy them as part of a new campaign.

Meteor set the benchmark for Europe’s beyond-visual-range air combat, but the game is changing fast.

Lockheed and Raytheon are developing competing Stinger replacements now, but the Army wants to put additional designs to the test next year.

John Ratcliffe's surprise trip to Moscow may have marked a darker phase in the NATO-Russia standoff.

The Navy is aiming to have at least a limited operational arsenal of Blackbeard hypersonic missiles within the next two years.

The newly released Ground Combat Element 2040 is the Marine Corps' vision for fighting increasingly complex land battles.

Bradleys deploying swarms of uncrewed ground vehicles would give the US Army a horde of new options for scouting and attacking.

Bangladesh could be in line to order the export version of the J-10, while mounting evidence points to another potential customer.