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Plans to extend the life of 12 more Flight I Arleigh Burkes is part of a highly ambitious Navy push to increase combat readiness.

Key to Britain's nuclear submarine program, the facility builds the Astute class attack submarines and the Dreadnought class in the future.

Branded Content: Northrop Grumman's Bill Lamb provides an in-depth look at the soon-to-be-fielded Integrated Battle Command System.

Air-launched guided artillery rockets and ballistic missiles have become Israel's weapon of choice for striking well defended targets at standoff ranges.

NASAMS would be armed with advanced AMRAAM-ER missiles, but could also tap into existing Taiwanese AIM-120 stocks.

December's rash of mysterious drone flights over Langley Air Force Base has changed how the U.S. plans to defend against such threats domestically.

If thousands of North Korean troops fight Ukraine, the Hermit Kingdom will gain the extremely valuable modern combat experience it badly lacks.

The torpedo tube-equipped Huilong is apparently intended as a test craft, but could well help shape Taiwan’s future underwater fleet.

The Ukrainian long-range attack on the special forces training center has incurred the wrath of Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov.

The Army's vision for a substantially redesigned next-generation iteration of the M1 Abrams tank is slowly taking shape.

The vessel, which appears to have been built very quickly, has features in line with an amphibious assault ship or small carrier.

The apparent destruction of the last three Iranian S-300s would pave the way for expanded Israeli airstrikes.

The Army has sought tens of millions of dollars to help pay for repairs of helicopters damaged at Fort Carson earlier this year.

The operation was a balancing act of risk mitigation and deterrence that aimed to weaken Iran's offensive and defensive capabilities.

The response to a massive Iranian missile barrage on October 1st is now underway.

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The Air Force expects a deep reassessment of its plans for a new sixth-generation crewed stealth combat jet to wrap up by year's end.

NATO's yearly Steadfast Noon nuclear readiness drills coincided with Strike Warrior that featured a Royal Navy carrier group at its center.

Ghost Shark was among a host of uncrewed aerial drones, boats, and submarines involved in a recent Australian-U.S.-U.K. maritime exercise.

Germany is seeking 600 examples of the new version of Taurus amid a resurgence of interest in conventional long-range strike in Europe.