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Japan says the test is the first of its kind ever as it continues to pursue naval railguns years after the U.S. Navy halted work on its own program.

The USAF has offered new views of the Quicksink anti-ship bomb after a B-2 stealth bomber deployed the weapon off Norway in a test.

Exactly how Israel pulled off this strike and when the U.S. knew about it remains glaringly unclear at this time.

News that F-35s were headed to the Caribbean to help take on the cartels was surprising to many, but Operation Coronet Nighthawk did exactly this for years.

With F-35s and P-8s on order, Singapore is fast building one of the most modern air forces in the region.

Polish airspace was violated by Russian drones 19 times overnight, with NATO fighters shooting several of them down.

A newly disclosed video claims to show an MQ-9 trying to bring down an unidentified object with a Hellfire missile during a mission off Yemen.

The very long-range Israeli strike on the Qatari capital Doha marks a major escalation in its campaign against Hamas following the October 7th, 2023 massacre.

The uncrewed air system is the latest in a growing field of 'affordable' and fast to produce systems that blur the lines between drone and cruise missile.

The ability to refuel in mid-air would give the MQ-28 a very attractive boost in not just range and persistence, but mission flexibility.

Puerto Rico has become a major staging ground for capabilities used in the Trump administration's fight against Caribbean drug trafficking.

The Israeli-designed Spike-NLOS gives Apaches the ability to hit moving targets far away with exacting precision.

The GBU-57 MOP, made famous by the strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, is getting a replacement with prototypes now on the way.

The C-17’s mismatched under-fuselage sponsons put it in an exotic category of asymmetric fixed-wing aircraft designs.

It's damp and cold but it's home!

The Navy just issued a flurry of drone contracts even though it has said it would take a 'wait and see' approach on Collaborative Combat Aircraft.

“In many cases, we wouldn't know of an aerial attack until the missiles impacted the targets,“ one of the two retired generals said about lack of Arctic surveillance.

A U.S. official has confirmed to us that 10 F-35s are heading to Puerto Rico as the counter-narcotics operation aimed at Venezuela expands.

In the headlines after approaching a U.S. Navy destroyer, the story of the Venezuelan Vipers is one of survival against the odds.

The incident is a new escalation as the Trump administration ramps up operations targeting cartels in the Caribbean.