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Ukraine Situation Report: The unprecedented Russian attack came just hours after Trump announced arms shipments to Ukraine would resume.

After years of intercepting Russian weapons in Ukraine and recently engaging Iranian missiles, the Pentagon's supply of Patriots is a hot-button issue.

A new electro-optical sensor system, paint scheme, and other refinements suggest the two-seat J-20S is in operational service, or very close to it.

The incident is the latest in which a Chinese naval vessel has been accused of firing a laser at a Western military aircraft.

The KC-46 Pegasus was operating off Virginia when it lost its boom and declared an emergency.

The Navy has been pushing to give its submarines new ways to hunt and gather intelligence with drones sent out and retrieved via torpedo tube.

The Army's top general in the Pacific recently touted how "boxes of rockets" hiding out in the open creates dilemmas for adversaries.

While claims the attack helicopter is irrelevant are hyperbolic, their survivability, employability, and return on investment are definitely in question.

The head of NATO says that China would have Russia attack in Europe to draw U.S. and allied forces away from the Pacific during a Taiwan invasion.

The USAF is looking for options to improve and expand its arsenal of MOPs, which were used for the first time recently to strike Iran.

Tigergazer, with its elongated nose full of film cameras, will be replaced by drones and new pods for Taiwan's F-16s that use digital imaging systems.

The Liberian-registered Magic Seas was hit with multiple explosive-laden drone boats, rocket-propelled grenades and small arms fire.

The first full image of China's "Bohai Sea Monster" wing-in-ground effect craft has emerged, but major questions remain.

The most Eagley of Eagles.

Don't light that inside!

Ukraine launched bomber drones from sea drones and took out a prized Russian Nebo-M radar system ashore in Crimea.

All of the combat capable F-22 fleet will be modified with tablets and supporting hardware needed to control the highly autonomous 'loyal wingmen' drones.

Tomahawks launched from uncrewed ground vehicles were seen as a new way for Marines to hold targets at risk over long distances.

Before visiting a MOP test crater, Gary Stradling studied the physics of how a weapon could penetrate deep into heavily fortified underground facilities.

Air defense interceptors are atop the list of items being curtailed as Russia's ability to pummel Ukraine from afar is growing.