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The images offer a great look at the diverse fleet of crewed aircraft the USCG possesses to perform a wide range of missions.

America’s first nuclear bomber and its most recent to enter service took to the air together over Missouri at the weekend.

A push to make every Marine can be a counter-drone defender is pulling from very low-tech and very high-tech concepts.

The FAB-3000 bomb is mated to a UMPK tail kit turning it into a standoff guided weapon capable of considerable destruction.

The highly-experienced retired FBI agent was baffled by the nearby unattended rooftops in clear line-of-sight of the former president.

One shooter is dead along with one rally attendee after an attempt to assassinate the former President.

Weaving through tank hatches and chasing down trucks is harder than it looks and realistic training is key.

Catch up with friends old and new.

The U.S., Canada and Finland have a new plan to boost production of icebreakers critical in the increasingly important Arctic region.

After a yearlong hiatus, production F-35 deliveries are resuming, but the long-awaited Block 4 upgrades will have to wait.

The Army plans to field a highly mobile 155mm cannon firing hyper-velocity projectiles to provide a lower-cost air and missile defense.

An F-35B pilot based out of MCAS Iwakuni in Japan had to get away from their jet as fast as possible as crash crews approached.

The Extended Range Attack Munition aims to give Ukraine a badly needed capability boost in its ability to strike over hundreds of miles.

The attack on the Kapustin Yar site 400 miles from the front lines appears to be another in a string of Ukrainian strikes on Russian strategic military assets.

Congress wants the Navy to look at turning large uncrewed vessels into crewed missile ships, arming cargo ships, or buying something new.

After a decades-long hiatus, American long-range missiles will return to Europe as the standoff between Moscow and NATO grows.

A new photo of the XRQ-73 SHEPARD sheds a little more light on the enigmatic drone, which is due to fly this year.

Metrea now boasts the fifth-largest tanker fleet on Earth as it bets big on new U.S. military and foreign air force opportunities.

A sixth-generation fighter being developed under the Air Force Next Generation Air Dominance program was supposed to supplant the Raptor but its future is increasingly uncertain.

Rapidly developed to meet an urgent Ukrainian requirement, the FrankenSAM concept is now being eyed for the U.S. military.