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The LRSO is slated to replace America’s aging fleet of AGM-86B Air Launched Cruise Missiles (ALCM) that have been in service since 1982.
Despite years of air crashes and bad press, Boeing managed to wrestle the contract for the NGAD from its main adversary.
We’re just here to keep you honest, Hollywood. You’re welcome.
The U.S. has fielded a number of game-changing aircraft over the years, but some were canceled before they could change the game.
Delta Force candidates who successfully complete a day’s turmoil are rewarded with a night’s peace in a structured campsite with a duffel bag packed full of personalized sustaining gear.
The rise of UAVs in Ukraine has been a harsh wake-up call.
At its best, Hollywood provides us with entertainment that reflects ourselves and the times in which we live.
Freezing security aid to Ukraine will help Russia and very likely distance the U.S. from its NATO and European allies.
Russia is sending soldiers who were wounded in the Ukraine war to recuperate in North Korea, its ambassador to Pyongyang told state media.
After weeks of drone sightings over New Jersey, one little-discussed but public NASA program may explain at least some of the large and unusual platforms witnesses have spotted in the night skies.
Drones are a concern for the U.S. military, given the low costs of many drones and the ability to mobilize them in large swarms.
Thousands of pagers issued to Hezbollah operatives detonated in what appears to be a converted attack from Israel’s Mossad.
The LRSO is slated to replace America’s aging fleet of AGM-86B Air Launched Cruise Missiles (ALCM) that have been in service since 1982.
Despite years of air crashes and bad press, Boeing managed to wrestle the contract for the NGAD from its main adversary.
We’re just here to keep you honest, Hollywood. You’re welcome.
The rise of UAVs in Ukraine has been a harsh wake-up call.
The North Korean troops are trained and well disciplined. However, their training reflects an antiquated view of combat.
Freezing security aid to Ukraine will help Russia and very likely distance the U.S. from its NATO and European allies.
The rise of UAVs in Ukraine has been a harsh wake-up call.
In 2017, the United States Army announced that the SIG P320 had won the Army’s Modular Handgun Contest to replace the Beretta M9.
The dense jungles of Vietnam pushed fighting to a close-quarters environment where shotguns were highly effective.
Delta Force candidates who successfully complete a day’s turmoil are rewarded with a night’s peace in a structured campsite with a duffel bag packed full of personalized sustaining gear.
Despite the widespread popularity of the SEALs, not many know about the humble beginnings of the community during the early, bleak years of World War II.
The dense jungles of Vietnam pushed fighting to a close-quarters environment where shotguns were highly effective.
The American shipbuilding industry is grappling with severe problems, none perhaps more crucial than the state of the workforce, naval affairs experts said this week.
Within days of taking office, newly inaugurated President Donald Trump made a surprising announcement.
Newly installed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth underlined the project as a priority.
Despite the widespread popularity of the SEALs, not many know about the humble beginnings of the community during the early, bleak years of World War II.
The U.S. has fielded a number of game-changing aircraft over the years, but some were canceled before they could change the game.
In 1980, the U.S. Army feared an armada of Soviet tanks would sweep across Western Europe, all the way to the English Channel – and that it could do nothing to stop it.