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The Ukrainian president’s recent visit to frontline troops brought him extremely close to some of the heaviest fighting.

Space Force's secretive X-37B just launched on its seventh mission, which will be its most ambitious, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 Heavy rocket.

More than 100 missiles and dozens of one-way attack drones rained down on at least six Ukrainian cities overnight.

Turkey’s flying wing drone took to the air today in the latest milestone for the country’s burgeoning defense aerospace industry.

Faced by a serious shortage of military pilots, Russia wants to resurrect a MiG trainer as a low-cost, no-frills solution.

Imagery of F-35Bs operating at night make it look like afterburner is used in vertical mode, but the truth is more interesting.

The Air Force Says B-52 being able to carry as many hypersonic cruise missiles as possible will be key in any future conflict with China.

The 2S35 Koalitsiya-SV reportedly now headed to Ukraine is a very different beast than its forebear, which sported twin-gun main armament.

Satellite imagery shows damage to other parts of a Crimean port after Ukrainian missiles sunk a Russian amphibious landing ship.

Ukraine claims to have shot down five Russian jets in the past week, leading to a drop in glide bomb strikes across the front lines.

This would constitute the second aerial kill for the F/A-18E/F and underscores the jet's counter-air role within the carrier air wing.

With anti-ship strikes now taking place farther south in the Indian Ocean, India is deploying destroyers and maritime patrol aircraft.

It appears that a Russian warship, or the pier it was tied to, blew up, with Ukraine's Air Force chief claiming responsibility.

Some of the United States' closest allies are not agreeing to put their ships under U.S. Navy command for Operation Prosperity Guardian.

It’s cold outside, but it’s always warm in the bunker!

The UJ-25 can get to its targets faster and can be harder for Russian to defend against compared to its propeller-driven counterparts.

The fixed-wing losses, if true, would be the worst in a single day for Russia in some time, and point to changing air defense tactics.

As the Houthis hurled threats at the U.S. Navy, more than 20 nations are set to participate in Operation Prosperity Guardian in some manner.

Ukrainian fighters have been making use of a unique pylon with a distinctive protrusion that sticks out in the front.

How armed contractors operate aboard ships and the ways they've been adapted to the eruption in hostilities around the Bab el-Mandeb strait.