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Alert F-16s out of California scrambled to hunt down mysterious targets over Nevada and California twice on Sunday.

The XM1225 APEX ammo will offer another arrow in the Apache's growing anti-drone quiver.

Replacing GBU-57s dropped on Iran highlights issues that come from being locked into a single contractor, which the Pentagon is trying to change.

The F-35's vendor locked software is becoming a greater concern as relations between the U.S. and longtime allies falter.

Micro nuclear reactors are being seen as a way to get critical bases off the grid, but they could also have a major impact on civilian energy production.

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Tankers are increasingly vulnerable as enemy long-range missiles evolve, leading the USAF to explore 'hard kill' solutions.

The admiral said keeping the carrier, which was just sent to the Middle East, at sea could result in big maintenance repercussions and crew strain.

The combat-proven APKWS II laser-guided rocket's use as a valuable low-cost air-to-air weapon continues to grow.

After years of putting off the drone threat, the U.S. government is trying to do something about it, but policy is struggling to catch up.

The F-35 Joint Program Office had declined just earlier this week to confirm or deny a report that jets without radars were being delivered.

The U.S. Army has been acquiring multiple versions of the LOCUST laser weapon system to bolster its ability to shoot down hostile drones.

The accident involving the Arleigh Burke class destroyer and the supply ship occurred yesterday during an underway replenishment operation in the Caribbean.

A second carrier group would provide additional tactical airpower for a sustained operation against Iran, but it wouldn't arrive for weeks at the earliest.

The end of New START treaty has left the U.S. nuclear arsenal unbounded for the first time in decades.

Even if the jets lack radars, that doesn't mean they are useless, but their capabilities and survivability would be severely degraded.

The shutdown of airspace over El Paso highlights the still vexing nature of drone threats over the United States.

Branded Content: High north security patrol missions fit well with this uncrewed platform’s many roles and long endurance.

Beset by delays, cost overruns and long waiting lists for critical weapons, the Pentagon says it is changing the way it will be doing business.

General Atomics' YFQ-42 has been selected by the Marines to test how CCAs will think and fight with the MAGTF.