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A potential Iranian attack could be larger in scope and more complex, including deeper use of multiple proxies, than what Israel experienced in April.

Operating from highways could make AC-130J gunships more survivable and flexible, but questions remain about their role in high-end fights.

The Russian pilot used a selfie video while parachuting to the ground to explain his jet had fallen victim to some kind of surprise attack.

After years of work, F-16s have officially entered service with Ukraine's Air Force, and they are already sporting some interesting features.

A very peculiar and recently erected floating facility in Sevastopol appears to have been damaged within the last 48 hours.

The bunker is open!

Weaponized drones that look and fly like birds may sound like something out of a movie, but they are very real with a long history.

Making Ukraine's large multi-rotor industrial drones capable of launching guided munitions at targets behind enemy lines would certainly be a major capability upgrade.

Iran has vowed to attack Israel to avenge the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh who was assassinated Wednesday in Tehran.

Giving NATO allies a deeper understanding of the F-35 will help them better use the jets, including together with fourth-generation fighters.

The Army's Enduring Shield SAM system is set to use AIM-9X first, but the service wants a new missile to drastically expand its capabilities.

While the details of the assassination remain murky, Iran appears to be preparing for what could be a massive vengeance strike on Israel.

Branded Content: From assembly to getting airborne for first flight, this is the story of F-35 stealth fighter production.

An accident investigation board has released its findings into the fatal crash of a CV-22 off the Japanese coast last year.

An AC-130 brought its 105mm howitzer and 30mm chain gun to bear on the ex-USS Dubuque during the RIMPAC 2024 exercise.

The arrival of F-16s would mark a moment long pined for by Ukrainian officials and the country's beleaguered air arm.

The Navy recently experimented with hundreds of electronic warfare technologies mounted on aerial drones and swarms of uncrewed boats.

The 41-year-old prized submarine traveled more than 60,000 miles while packed with special operators and fired Tomahawk cruise missiles at Houthi targets.

Kamikaze drones are very real threats in the hands of enemies, but also present valuable opportunities for friendly forces.

Israel has various ways to assassinate high-value targets, even in Iran, including urban warfare drones, long-range missiles, and operatives.