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This is the only image that has emerged to date of any of the three still-unidentified objects shot down over the U.S. and Canada.

Work is now underway to integrate the low-observable AGM-158C Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) on the F-35.

The Air Force now says it may want a 6th generation fighter that costs around $100M instead of $300M, but is that even possible?

The USNS Big Horn is the Navy's only oiler in the U.S. Central Command region raising questions about logistics for the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group.

The radar is part of plans for a more elaborate sensor suite to help demonstrate advanced air combat capabilities for autonomous drones.

The Admiral Levchenko is said to have opened fire to force the fishing boat out of international waters during a large-scale naval drill.

Before and after satellite images of the Oktyabrsk, Tikhoretsk and Toropets munitions storage facilities show the recent results of Ukraine's long-range drone operations.

More signs of China's naval power projection capabilities rapidly evolving, with two operational carriers and one undergoing trials all out to sea at the same time.

Planned cuts to F-16s at Nellis Air Force Base point to a looming aggressor gap and raise questions about the Viper fleet's overall health.

Israel has distributed video of a strike on what appears to be a Tu-143 hidden in a home in Southern Lebanon.

JSOW was always the most likely standoff munition to equip Ukraine's donated F-16s and it can provide precision attack capabilities over about 70 miles.

It's bunker time!

A recent Collins Aerospace video offers an interesting take on how fighters will control and otherwise work together with future drones.

Multiple Hezbollah commanders were reportedly killed in an airstrike on Beirut, as the possibility of a wider conflict looms large.

Raytheon's Chuck Angus talks Next Generation Jammer, the state of play in offensive electronic warfare and how it might look in the future.

The USAF is very interested in the idea of a common 'chassis' with landing gear and core systems that can equip different CCA airframes.

It's becoming clear that Israel executed a highly complex, years-long espionage operation unlike any we have seen before to weaponize Hezbollah's communications against them.

With a pivot to the Pacific and needing to keep the AC-130 relevant, its armament may change, but its Howitzer will stay put for the time being.

The B-21 Raider test force is growing as trials accelerate with an operational date by the end of the decade still the goal.

The detonation of thousands of devices along with other developments may be a precursor to a full-on Israeli military operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon.