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Sold after the Cold War, the U.S. Navy remains interested in once again using the Olavsvern complex as a hub for Arctic operations.

The Swedish tank force is undergoing a renaissance as part of an ambitious build-up spurred by the Russian threat.

The planned trials tally with previous comments about launching the drones from the new Global 6500-based HADES surveillance jet.

USS Michigan's operations included three separate missions vital to national security and ones that involved special operations forces.

Donald Trump seems more insistent than ever on controlling Greenland, but regardless of his controversial intentions, the island is of real strategic importance

Arming the F-15E and EX with AGM-158Cs will give the Air Force a major boost in its ability to target enemy ships over long distances.

The strike was designed to keep Russian bombers from generating combat sorties.

China is already massively outpacing the U.S. military in new hardened aircraft shelter and other airbase construction.

A wide array of chronic cost overruns and industrial capacity factors could torpedo the Navy’s goal of fielding a 390-ship force by 2054.

Ukraine says it has destroyed three Russian air defense systems in some of the first successful FPV drone strikes launched from drone boats at sea.

NATO is responding to the suspected severing of undersea cables linking Finland and Estonia by a Russian-linked oil tanker.

A true successor to the specialized deep bunker-busting B61-11 variant could be a future addition as adversaries increasingly go underground.

The appearance of the object comes after two new tailless heavy tactical jet designs appeared in Chinese skies on Dec. 26.

The Israeli Air Force provided unprecedented access to the rarely seen Remote Vision System refueling aid used in its 707 tankers.

With Trump just weeks away from taking office and negotiations potentially on the horizon, both sides are scrambling to snap up territory.

Taiwan has seen multiple incidents of damage to its underwater infrastructure in recent years, with China widely suspected of being the culprit.

The Murder Hornet configuration that includes five AIM-120s and four AIM-9Xs made its combat debut over the Red Sea last year.

The chaotic, high-risk nature of the grinding Red Sea fight was starkly illustrated when a Navy cruiser shot down a friendly Super Hornet last month.

We kick-off a new year in the TWZ bunker!

Ukraine Situation Report: The new armor plates are designed to add some protection for air defenders in their command vehicles.