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After dropping multiple bridges, Ukraine's push westward, south of the Seim River, would give it more Russian territory along its border.

President Joe Biden today took his first flight aboard the VH-92A Patriot helicopter after years of delays to the program.

A Chinese Type 071 amphibious transport dock has emerged from a refit sporting a new laser directed energy weapon system.

The REFORPAC exercise will be a first-of-its-kind demonstration of how the Air Force expects to execute a high-end fight in the Pacific.

Project GENESIS not only breathed new life into the aging Oliver Hazard Perry class frigates, but it also set the country up to build its own advanced warships.

The Kiev class carrier Minsk has been languishing in a man-made lagoon northwest of Shanghai for years.

You know the drill.

While losing the bridge is a blow to Russia's defense of Kursk, a key Ukrainian city in Donetsk may soon fall.

Hezbollah forces being able to fire multiple rocket launch systems from inside tunnels could complicate Israeli targeting plans — if the video wasn't shot in Iran.

Small uncrewed cargo planes could support far-flung forces in a high-end fight against China, which is actively developing its own designs.

The Unmanned Air Warfare Centers will be used to control MQ-25 Stingray tanker drones and other future advanced uncrewed aircraft.

Operation PLUTO laid fuel pipelines under the English Channel in a bid to supply much-needed petroleum to Allied forces following the Invasion of Normandy.

Ukrainian forces continue to slowly push north toward Lgov, which has rail lines and sits along a key highway.

AGM-158 JASSM would be Ukraine’s most advanced and survivable long-range strike weapon yet.

Highly maneuverable drones with less-than-lethal concussion devices offer a new and indirect way to stun individuals.

The fire forced USCGC Healy to abandon its summer Arctic patrol, and with the only other in dry dock, the service is left with no serviceable icebreakers.

The video shows a now deceased Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot executing a toss release of the French-made weapons.

As Ukrainian forces in Kursk push northward, Russia is adding trenches in addition to troops to defend its territory.

The Panavia Tornado officially turns 50 years old today, so let's look back at some of its most obscure iterations.

Attacks involving waves of cruise missiles and drones are becoming increasingly commonplace and present major complications for defenders.