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The F/A-18F was carrying a very heavy air-to-air loadout during a Gray Flag exercise mission over Southern California.

The J-35A's development has been a meandering one but now it's clear China's Air Force has interest and export possibilities are significant.

Camouflaged incendiary devices were allegedly shipped via air courier services by Russian operatives.

The Navy has backtracked on plans to decommission the last of its Ticonderoga class cruisers by 2027, but their reprieve will be short.

A clear view of the Su-57’s wing-root bays was seen for the first time after one of the jets arrived by An-124 at Airshow China in Zhuhai.

Ukraine Situation Report: The massive spike in Shahed-136 use comes as Russia pauses the employment of its most capable long-range missiles.

President Trump's administration is said to have considered using the CIA's secret ship-stopping system against Venezuelan oil tankers.

Strictly limited air defense armament has long been a puzzling feature of the German F125 class frigate.

It's that time again, folks.

Ukraine continues to lose ground in Donetsk as Russian forces grind their way through defenses.

The Hwasong-19 is North Korea’s biggest missile yet and its test comes during a time of notable tensions on the peninsula.

Coyote interceptors represent a key part of the Army's counter-drone arsenal, which it is still trying to expand to tackle evolving threats.

Policy hurdles are limiting what capabilities the U.S. military can even consider to help provide critical domestic anti-drone defenses after years of inaction.

The Marines say the pilot was responsible for the mishap that resulted in the total loss of an F-35B in South Carolina.

The new Chinese jets appeared during unprecedented dual-carrier operations in the strategically important South China Sea.

Plans to extend the life of 12 more Flight I Arleigh Burkes is part of a highly ambitious Navy push to increase combat readiness.

Key to Britain's nuclear submarine program, the facility builds the Astute class attack submarines and the Dreadnought class in the future.

Branded Content: Northrop Grumman's Bill Lamb provides an in-depth look at the soon-to-be-fielded Integrated Battle Command System.

Air-launched guided artillery rockets and ballistic missiles have become Israel's weapon of choice for striking well defended targets at standoff ranges.

NASAMS would be armed with advanced AMRAAM-ER missiles, but could also tap into existing Taiwanese AIM-120 stocks.