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The peculiar fighter shapes started appearing on ramps in China years ago, but now we finally know at least one of their uses.

Russia says companies need to buy their own air defenses to protect critical facilities, and those that haven't will be commandeered.

Warsaw says it doesn't have F-15EX procurement plans for now, but an AH-64 Apache precedent makes the development intriguing.

Designed for days-long open ocean operations, the Magura MV11 can act as a floating counter-drone battery.

The C-17 flew to the Russian capital from a base just outside Washington, D.C., with a stop in Riga, Latvia.

As the U.S. attempts once again to pressure Iran into negotiating, it seems like Iran has given its answer to the U.S. in the form of another strike in the strait.

The USS Abraham Lincoln is finally heading home and will make its first full liberty port call in Thailand soon, after being at sea for nine months.

The big AIM-424 long-range air-to-air missile has grabbed headlines, but the Navy is also pursuing a new weapon for the exact opposite use case.

Britain is releasing classified data to enable local production, which opens the door to a slew of advantages for Ukraine.

The Navy's newest extreme-range air-to-air missile is intended to be used by the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, F-35C JSF and the upcoming F/A-XX.

China's fourth aircraft carrier, which could be nuclear-powered, is looking more and more like a real ship.

Now that's a door!

The advanced drone could become a high-end collaborative companion to the Gripen E, and may also shape Saab’s next crewed combat aircraft.

What was a submerged reef a year ago is now a 1,500 acre artificial island with a large runway under construction, as China's militarization of the South China Sea accelerates.

As Ukraine tries to deploy greater automation across the battlefield, reports are emerging of a harder-hitting North Korean ballistic missile entering the fight.

The Ancillary Surface Craft is part of a growing fleet of new amphibious vessels that is helping lay the groundwork for future Marine island-hopping operations.

The Washington's replacement of the Lincoln leaves no carrier in the Western Pacific and the Navy's struggle to meet demand may get far worse before it gets better.

We can only imagine the crazy logistics that keep just a handful of F-117s flying, and a contract to help do this highlights one of the "Black Jet's" unique features.

The four-engine turboprop is expected to form a key new piece of China’s modernizing military transport fleet.

The Wildfire concept has been entered into a new Pentagon competition to find a next generation of medium-altitude, long-endurance ISR and strike drone.