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Moscow's naval port in Tartus and airbase in Latakia are in very precarious states after the fall of the Assad regime.

The 757-based flying laboratory will be tasked with helping get the Tempest future fighter into service, planned for 2035.

Tomahawks will give Australia the ability to reach deep into China's anti-access bubble, striking ships and land targets.

Gun-armed Sea Baby uncrewed vessels have emerged amid growing Russian efforts to stymie Ukraine's kamikaze drone boat attacks.

The Navy, Marines, and Air Force have stopped or severely limited Osprey operations following a scare aboard a CV-22 out of Cannon AFB.

The labyrinth of an installation is remarkably modern and deeply buried, filled with creature comforts and regime oddities.

In a stunning 12-day blitz, anti-regime forces have ousted Bashar al-Assad from Syrian rule.

Better late than never!

It's hoped that the tiny and hugely expensive Zumwalt class might find new utility with its hypersonic missile launch capability.

Chris Miller offered some insights into how the next Trump administration could approach defense procurement.

As the Air Force grapples with questions over B-21 force size, the head of Global Strike Command says the capacity exists to ramp up production.

Homs is the last major city on anti-Assad forces' road to Damascus and its capture would put them 75 miles north of the city.

The broader ramifications of the secretive Oreshnik missile only continue to grow after its emergence in an unprecedented attack on Ukraine.

USS Carney executed a whopping 51 engagements of Houthi drones and missiles during its deployment to the Red Sea.

The new Pentagon strategy is an important acknowledgment of growing drone threats, but also highlights long-standing lag in addressing them.

While the Air Force continues its deep review into the NGAD future crewed fighter, a final decision on its fate will be taken by the Trump administration.

Hama, a critical post on the road to the Syrian capital, is the latest city to fall to the rebels’ fast-moving offensive.

Fast-flying runway-independent aircraft with folding rotors, crewed and uncrewed, could perform more than just special operations missions.

Ukraine Situation Report: Russia is increasing attacks across Dnipro River to draw Ukraine's troops away from other areas of the front.

The Russian Navy launched the Zircon cruise missile as part of a large-scale live-fire exercise in the Mediterranean.