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The U.S. insists that it supported an operation against ISIS that had no connection with anti-Assad offensive, reports state otherwise.

South Korean troops appeared at the country's parliament and elsewhere in the capital after President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration.

The 'unique' Al Fulk has vertical launch systems, a big flight deck, a deck gun, and a well deck, all in a relatively efficient package.

While the anti-regime fighters continue to push south, Russian and Syrian airpower is putting those movements under increasing pressure.

End of an era marked as Croatian MiG-21s end their operational duties ahead of their replacement by Dassault Rafales.

Flight testing of the Stand-In Attack Weapon, under development to help the USAF strike key time-sensitive targets, is now fully underway.

New photos of the flattop reveal additional details, but the precise role of this intriguing vessel remains unclear.

The German HX-2 will give Ukraine a new way to strike targets at stand-off ranges, but also reflects trends beyond that conflict.

The rebel forces' blitz south is impressive, but holding all that territory will be put to the test if a robust response materializes.

A surprise offensive launched against the Assad regime earlier this week has made startling progress in northwest Syria.

It's all gravy baby!

A week into the drone incursion flap in the United Kingdom and there remain many more questions than answers.

A look way back at what U.S. Navy sailors ate for Thanksgiving while on the high seas.

Air-bursting top-down attacks offer benefits against troops and softer-skinned targets in trenches or behind cover, as well as ones out in the open.

Dura-Base matting can be used for air base repairs as well as for helping establish austere operating locations across the Pacific.

With the curious carrier now at sea, more details about its design and purpose may begin to emerge.

Ukraine would face serious challenges and take on significant risks pulling off another counteroffensive.

The fear that An-2s could be converted into explosives-laden, deep-penetrating drones should come as no surprise.

Somewhere between a missile and a drone, the remote carrier has been shown launching from air, land, and sea platforms.

Stationing the USS Minnesota in Guam brings persistent, forward-based Virginia class capabilities to the Western Pacific.