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Stealthy new autonomous drones are among a slew of new capabilities China is set to showcase at its huge upcoming military parade.

Crazy times man.

A former top official at the FAA, Pentagon and White House discusses how adversaries are using drones to spy on our sensitive installations.

The high-stakes meeting at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson takes place as the American president calls for a ceasefire while threatening new sanctions.

A B-2 flanked by F-35s performed a flyover just as Trump and Putin walked the red carpet after shaking hands.

For the first time, Ukraine has extended its drone strikes to ships carrying Iranian weapons across the Caspian Sea.

U.S. intel confirms that improvements to Russia's ballistic missiles are proving to be a major challenge for the Patriot air defense system.

The F-35B is the second from the carrier HMS Prince of Wales to make a high-profile diversion to an airport during its current Indo-Pacific cruise.

Concealed launchers offer new flexibility for Taiwan, which currently only fires Hellfires from helicopters, especially when it comes to shore defense.

A self-protection jamming pod should provide the F-CK-1 Indigenous Defense Fighter with a boost in survivability as China’s electronic warfare capacity explodes.

A wild video shows the aftermath of the ejection, with what appears to be the passenger crawling alongside the runway.

The USX-1 Defiant is getting closer to embarking on a key long-endurance cruise that could have important ramifications for the U.S. Navy.

The flight of the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Guardian drone comes as the Trump administration is ramping up its campaign against Mexican drug cartels.

The upgrade will keep Poland's F-16s, already among the most capable in Europe, relevant and better suited for operating with F-35s.

South Korea is also working on an air-launched standoff weapon designed for attacking enemy power grids.

Drones toting Claymore mines could help defend against low-end uncrewed aerial threats and be used against ground targets.

Russia's advance in the east has resulted in Ukraine shifting some of its most experienced troops there in an attempt to blunt it.

The 35mm cannon with programmable ammo mounted on an 8x8 armored fighting vehicle gives Germany an efficient hard-kill point defense solution.

Kratos is already planning a new Q-58 production run to meet the needs of the Marine Corps and a partnership with Airbus.

Shaheds being able to drop mines with some precision very deep behind the front lines could prove to be major problem for Ukraine.