Exercise Rummy brought British escorts into France's nuclear strike rehearsal for the first time, testing cooperation among ...
The canceled Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle was meant to swim at 20 knots. Its successor, now fully ordered, swims at about 6.
The Army’s HADES spy jet flew Sept. 11. Its sensors, crews, and data links still have to prove they work against an enemy ...
Nearly two dozen senior leaders gone. Now the top military planner. Cutting the brass may be overdue, but the force deserves ...
Four KJ-3000s parked at Xi’an make a fine propaganda photo, but one airframe factory and a missile China built to kill radar jets will decide ...
A September test over Alaska detected aircraft beyond the horizon. Alaskan Command has not said who would run it as an air-defense system.
The Navy accepted the first C-130J-30 for its E-130J Phoenix II on Oct. 15. Operational testing is not set to begin before June 2033.
A political promise to hold fire until after the midterms gives American planners a boundary, but it also gives Iran time to prepare for what may come next.
George Wahlen took three wounds on Iwo Jima, then crawled 50 yards on a broken leg because somewhere ahead, a Marine was still calling for Doc.
Ukraine has nearly halted Russia's ground offensive, ISW assesses, and Moscow is answering with missiles and drones aimed at ...
Airbus and Kratos flew the U740 Valkyrie in Europe for the first time, launching it off rocket boosters with no runway. The ...
The Army is asking industry about building 20,787 more Infantry Squad Vehicles over a decade. The follow-on would haul 5,000 ...
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