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Refitting C-130Hs with NP2000 propellers offers performance and maintenance benefits, but the USAF is fully focused on buying newer C-130Js.

Canada is also deeply tied to work on the new guns, which aim to offer improvements in range, accuracy, and lethality.

Officially, at least, Canada is still considering whether to buy more F-35s, but arguments for a mixed fighter fleet are becoming harder to justify.

The Novovoronezh Nuclear Power Plant was damaged in a string of incidents at four facilities in the region over the past two weeks.

The U.S. Army canceled the futuristic XM25 grenade launcher program in 2018, citing weight and cost factors.

According reports, the Navy's F/A-XX fighter program is about to move forward, but we've heard this before, although this time may very well be different.

Thales' new rocket system combines a 70mm laser-guided rocket with a purpose-built anti-drone airburst warhead and proximity fuse.

The new Neptune variant looks intended to slot in range-wise between older versions and the super-sized Long Neptune derivative.

The incident in the Nevada desert prompted flight restrictions over the crash site and now a joint investigation with the FBI.

The strike on Kramatorsk is a harbinger of what's to come as these highly-resilient drones expand their range.

The Hwasong-11Ma leverages a proven ballistic missile, but the state of North Korea's hypersonic developments remains questionable at best.

Sikorsky’s rotor blown wing proprotor concept has evolved into a proposed family of long-endurance uncrewed aerial systems with VTOL capabilities.

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The ability to rapidly launch many hundreds of drones from a single container is great for light shows, but it also has serious military implications.

A new Danish intelligence assessment blames Russia for employing various 'gray zone' tactics against its forces.

Growing tensions in the Caribbean could lead to a confrontation between U.S. combat aircraft and Venezuela’s hodgepodge of air defense systems.

For decades and across multiple conflicts, the tracked Amphibious Assault Vehicles were a staple of Marine Corps operations.

Customs and Border Protection has responded to our inquiry about the airspace closure, claiming it was put in place due to a risk of drone attacks.

Ukraine's ability to produce massive amounts of certain kinds of drones and its experience using them in combat could come in handy for the U.S.

The F-35's presence could play a major role in inland attacks on cartels if the Trump administration chooses to escalate.