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Japan has fired its first Tomahawk from one of its destroyers, ushering in a new era of long-range cruise missile capability.

As small uncrewed surface vessels proliferate, the threat they potentially pose will grow, and rules of engagement will have to adapt.

Putting YJ-20s on Type 052D destroyers, not just the giant Type 055, distributes the capability across many more hulls and potentially a much larger area.

The timelines for a next-gen fighter engine and the F-47 appear out of sync, which could lead to a stop-gap engine, something with historical precedent.

Meanwhile, the Houthis mull tolling the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and a new report underlines America's interceptor stockpile woes.

Singapore is yet to receive its first F-35s, but it shouldn’t be a surprise that the strategically located city-state has an eye on what comes next.

The Navy's Ohio guided missile submarines are heavily in demand, but all are set to be gone from active service within the next three years.

The MV-22s, which were first operational in 2007, are expected to keep flying until 2055.

A closer look at the intercontinental and submarine-launched ballistic missiles at the core of Beijing’s strategic deterrent.

Boeing says it is once again paying out of pocket to ensure the first fully-equipped VC-25B jet is finally delivered in 2028, many years late.

The U.S. may have paused its strike campaign against Iran, for now, but the revived naval blockade remains in full effect.

Being able to freely share Collaborative Combat Aircraft, even in a heated fight, could be a huge boon for U.S. and Australian airpower.

Though the U.S. and Iran aren't directly attacking each other, Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure has been rocked by Iranian proxies.

Just days after the Navy's first combat use of a kamikaze USV, RIMPAC saw one take center stage during the sinking of an amphibious assault ship.

Balloons laden with drones flying high in the stratosphere could persistently surveil enemy forces over vast areas and even attack targets on demand.

There's a new laborer on Pratt & Whitney's jet engine production line, and it doesn't need lunch breaks or vacation days.

Is the sky still red out there?

The risk of attacks on ships in port and harbor infrastructure from UUVs is growing and the USCG wants defensive solutions.

We are getting better insights into the configuration of the demonstrator jet that will inform the design of the upcoming Tempest fighter.

The USAF previously framed the B-21 production boost deal as simply helping accelerate fielding of the bombers next year.