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The USAF rushed to add laser-guided rockets to the F-15E's arsenal this year amid growing drone and missile threats in the Middle East.

The still-unnamed fighter-sized drone is clearly optimized for high performance, likely with supersonic capabilities, as well as low observability.

The LY-1 is reportedly designed primarily for protecting ships against drones and missiles, but appears to also have a role on land.

The U.S. Secretary of Defense has announced that the U.S. will continue killing drug smugglers who traverse the Caribbean.

China has reportedly been developing new generation ICBMs for years now amid a larger buildup of its nuclear arsenal.

The improved Mobile Strike Force Vehicle notably includes additional protective features over the M1117s already in Ukrainian service.

The incident in the Caribbean comes as the U.S. has deployed at least eight warships to the region to counter cartel drug trafficking.

The amphibious training in Puerto Rico comes as the U.S. has at least eight warships in the Caribbean and just struck a Venezuelan drug boat.

The head of U.S. Pacific Air Forces has put out his own strategic messaging ahead of a major show of force in Beijing.

Looking very similar to the Russian UMPK glide bomb kit, Ukraine will hope its analog of the air-launched munition is similarly difficult for hostile air defenses to counter.

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Although only small in number, the propeller-driven trainers and their crews' World War I tactics are claimed to be enjoying success in bringing down Russian drones.

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The DoD's new task force will speed delivery of counter-small drone systems and coordinate the military's response to the threat, but regulatory hurdles remain.

Boeing's official art showing its F/A-XX contender is unsurprisingly similar to the F-47, which the company is building for the Air Force.

The Chien Feng IV, derived from Kratos' MQM-178 Firejet target drone, could offer major boost to Taiwan's standoff strike arsenal.

The infusion of new armor, most likely from Australia, comes as most of Ukraine's U.S.-donated Abrams tanks have been lost.

Serious delays and cost growth had prompted a review of the B-52 Radar Modernization Program's core requirements.

The attack certainly marks a confirmed change in tactics for Russia, but Ukraine's Navy has very few targets to strike.

The United Kingdom wants to field a short-range ballistic missile that is low-cost and can be rapidly produced on demand.