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The pilotless fan-in-wing design concept could evolve into a new fast-flying, runway independent special operations transport aircraft.

The quiet end of a laser for fighter jets speaks to continued challenges in fielding operationally-relevant battlefield laser weapons.

Branded Content: Airbus’ Carl Forsling details what the UH-72 Unmanned Logistics Connector can bring to the USMC as a readily-available, proven helicopter transformed into a cargo transporting UAS.

With the supply of missiles being in the news as of late, we breakdown the price of those that pack the magazines of U.S. Navy warships.

ADM-160 MALD wreckage has been seen in Ukraine before, but this is the first confirmation of the mini cruise missile decoy's launch platform.

Russian forces are pressing home attacks on the border town as they seek to build on the momentum of their offensive in the Kharkiv region.

Footage from China underscores the trend of militaries scrambling to defend against FPV drones, while also harnessing their deadly abilities.

The test launch of a PAC-3 MSE interceptor from a Mk 41 vertical launcher is a step toward seeing Patriot missiles aboard U.S. Navy ships.

A corvette and a minesweeper are reportedly the latest victims of the Ukrainian campaign targeting the Russian Navy in and around Crimea.

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The FAA re-authorization bill will make it harder to learn who owns different aircraft and track where they fly to.

A new department within Marine Operational Test Squadron One (VMX-1) is tasked with connecting the digital dots over tomorrow's battlefield.

A highly coordinated Ukrainian onslaught by kamikaze drones targeted oil infrastructure inside Russian borders as well as targets in occupied Crimea.

Green Beret FPV drone training is the latest example of a growing uncrewed future, and the U.S. lag in fielding its own capabilities.

Warnings to avoid a "Russian Federation rocket firing impact area" sparked concerns about possible Russian activities near the U.S. mainland.

New satellite imagery confirms the loss of two MiG-31 interceptors and other significant damage at Belbek after recent Ukrainian strikes.

The Navy's inability to reload its surface combatants at sea with fresh missiles has become a glaring risk.

Ukrainian attacks this week targeted a portion of the flightline at Belbek Air Base where Russian MiG-31 interceptors regularly park.

Delayed by bad weather, the Joint Logistics Over-The-Shore capability will provide much-needed aid for an increasingly desperate population.

The electronic warfare jet with the mark belongs to the "Zappers" of VAQ-130, which is attached to the USS Eisenhower.