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Germany's evaluation of new G95-series rifles in Panama and Arizona follows reports it scaled back or even skipped key testing initially.

The raid targeted a deep underground Iranian weapons facility and included grabbing large amounts of intelligence before blowing it up using planted charges.

A week after video first emerged of Ukraine's thermite-spewing drones Russia is now using a similar incendiary weapon.

Notably heavily armed, the 8x8 wheeled ATLAS CCV is the BAE Systems entrant in the fast-expanding uncrewed ground vehicle, or UGV, category.

Ukrainian claims its special forces brought down the Russian multirole fighter using a shoulder-launched surface-to-air missile.

JASSMs will let Marine Hornets hit targets further away than ever before, helping to ensure their relevance in the twilight of their careers.

Anduril's Barracuda missiles are intended to be modular, relatively cheap, easy to make and capable of performing missions beyond strikes.

Storm Shadow would wreak havoc on forces and critical logistics nodes in Russia, but the U.K. and the U.S. have been weighing the risks of escalation.

A nerve-racking video offers a visceral depiction of what it is like hiding in fear of a drone trying to kill you.

We are getting our first look at how catapult launch officers will send aircraft flying into the air from the deck of China's newest carrier.

This is the first time we have seen four AIM-174B very long-range air-to-air missiles on a Super Hornet, along with pods and other missiles.

The embarked MH-60R provided a dramatic display of pyrotechnics while hovering behind the Royal Australian Navy destroyer.

Allowing Ukraine to use ATACMS inside Russia would put even hardened targets at risk within nearly 200 miles of the border, but escalation fears loom over the decision.

Check out our video interview with the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower's commanding officer about what really happened around the Red Sea during the Houthis' onslaught.

Ukraine launched a mass drone attack against the Russian capital with impacts occurring across the region.

ARES, which has been in development for over a decade, could resupply and provide other support for far-flung US forces in future conflicts.

The domestically developed turbofans are expected to confer ‘supercruise’ performance on the stealthy Chinese fighter.

There are no immediate plans to transfer the jets to Ukraine but a new aid package gives Sweden that option.

Ramjet rounds and other new shells could help the Army squeeze more range out of its existing howitzers as it reassesses its artillery future.

Russian drones came down in two NATO countries, while mysterious drone incursions continue to fuel fears of espionage.