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Ukraine Situation Report: North Korean casualties in Kursk are climbing but more troops and weapons may be on the way.

As China's shipbuilding continues to operate in overdrive, the SHIPS Act seeks to rejuvenate America's eroding maritime industrial base.

The friendly fire incident in the Red Sea also involved the most advanced Ticonderoga class cruiser in Navy service that had just been upgraded.

Drone reports filed by nuclear power plant operators for the entire year nearly doubled in just the week after Dec. 10.

It's cold outside but the bunker is toasty warm!

The M1 commander highlighted glaring issues with the M1 that make it vulnerable on a drone drenched battlefield, while also praising its resilience.

Satellite imagery shows major construction underway at Russia's air base just outside of Sevastopol.

The fact that the F-35B and F-35C cannot use the same gun pods underscores the substantial differences between all three main F-35 variants.

Ukraine Situation Report: Russia vowed revenge earlier this week after a key fuel production site in the Rostov region was struck.

Spain is the latest nation to buy more Typhoon fighters, as new weapons and capabilities for it prepare to come online.

The Marines say they really need a Medium Landing Ship for a future conflict in the Pacific, but Navy requirements have ballooned its costs.

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall recalled how the F-22's cost was justified during the dawn of the post-Cold War era.

A single F-14 took center stage at an airshow on the island of Kish, in the Persian Gulf, with the Tomcat's days in Iranian service likely numbered.

The threat to power infrastructure from drones has grown in recent years but little action has been taken to mitigate it.

The Russian president also downplayed how big of a deal losing its Syrian bases is after the fall of dictator Bashar Al Assad.

One of Israel's oldest and newest standoff missiles appears to have been at the forefront of a new round of IAF long-range airstrikes targeting the Houthis.

The Navy has awarded a nearly $3.5B contract to Northrop Grumman to lead the work on crafting its next 'Doomsday planes.'

Increasingly advanced warships, new basing, and a massive shipbuilding industry are giving China's navy the ability to conduct ambitious, longer-range operations.

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst has provided details of how it has dealt with persistent drone problems involving contraband smuggling.

Saab is hoping to draw upon “common DNA” to develop a family of crewed and uncrewed future combat aircraft.