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Deorbiting small cargo-laden spacecraft on demand to troops in need is the vision of Inversion Space and its Arc spacecraft.

General Atomics is eyeing sales of its new Gambit 6 in Europe as momentum behind the Collaborative Combat Aircraft concept grows globally.

After Trump's comments, Putin ordered his top officials to provide proposals on how to restart Russia's live nuclear weapons testing program.

China has assembled an array of unusual open-decked ships for testing and training purposes in recent years.

The deal could see the kingdom acquire up to 48 of the stealthy strike fighters, which only Israel is currently allowed to purchase in the region.

Just how automated the B-21 is remains unclear, but officials pushing to fly it with just one pilot points to a breakthrough operational capability.

Pantsir-S1 and Buk-M2E systems were recently delivered to Caracas by Il-76 transport aircraft, a Russian lawmaker claims.

The former Dutch F-16s are playing a key role in training Ukrainian Air Force pilots and others to fly the Viper.

The J-36 and J-XDS have operated out of a rapidly expanding base that could well become China's Area 51.

Having extricated itself from a messy dispute with the manufacturer, Norway is the latest customer to turn its back on the troubled NH90.

The USS Fort Lauderdale's redeployment comes as President Trump continues to play his cards close to his chest about his intentions for Venezuela.

The event comes only days after the first long-range test of a Poseidon “doomsday torpedo,” which the submarine was designed to carry.

No seriously, it's freaky as F in here man...

Both of the designs currently in development for the U.S. Air Force's Collaborative Combat Aircraft program have now taken to the skies.

The accounts suggest the controversial 9M729 cruise missile has been used dozens of times since August.

The deployment of USS Gettysburg comes as a carrier strike group is also heading to the region, while Trump denies he is about to strike.

South Korea has been eyeing nuclear-powered submarines for years, and hurdles could remain despite a new green light from Trump.

We were given full access to experience exactly what this jet trainer could offer as a potential T-45 Goshawk replacement for the U.S. Navy.

While it remains unclear exactly what Trump meant by "testing our nuclear weapons," we got expert opinions on the timelines and processes required to restart live detonations.

The OPV Black Hawk showed off new abilities to drop cargo by parachute, move sling-loads, and carry out medical evacuation missions.