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The search is on for a missing crewmember after the other three were safely recovered.

Despite speculation, America's newest bomber will be sitting out of this year's landmark Independence Day festivities.

Branded Content: 250 years since America’s founding, Ursa Major’s new approach to solid rocket motors and hypersonics supports the next era of U.S. defense innovation.

The highly-modified ex-Qatari VC-25B "Bridge" jet is taking Trump to North Dakota for 250th U.S. anniversary celebrations.

The ex-USS Mobile Bay is scheduled to be sent to the bottom of the sea by friendly forces in the next few weeks.

Sweden’s most advanced fighter will be headed to Ukraine, bringing a major capability boost.

The train of catapult trucks is part of a larger family of containerized systems that first appeared on a Chinese cargo ship last December.

The ambitious overhaul places uncrewed platforms at the center of future UK forces operations on land, at sea, and in the air.

The decision to stop the donation of 14 additional MiG-29s comes amid worsening relations between Poland and Ukraine.

Pairing LRASM with the B-2 creates a powerful, penetrating, fleet-killing combination, especially in the broad expanses of the Pacific.

USS George Washington and her carrier wing participated in a sinking exercise, sending a decommissioned amphib to the bottom of the Philippine Sea.

It's truly the end of an era for naval aviation as the C-2's carrier onboard delivery role has now been turned over to the CMV-22 Osprey.

The size of T-1, the Navy's tanker drone demonstrator, stands out as it sits alongside its crewed companions on the supercarrier's deck.

The weapons mounted on a specialized natural gas tanker underscore Moscow’s growing fear of attacks on its shipping in the Baltic.

The attack was in response to an Iranian strike on a cargo vessel exiting the Strait of Hormuz yesterday.

Remember... sky?

The flights are part of a growing U.S. military effort to provide humanitarian assistance to Venezuela.

Delays in the delivery of new AN/APG-85 radars are deeply intertwined with other woes that continue to hound the F-35 program.

The move comes as Ottawa weighs splitting its fighter fleet while broadening defense partnerships beyond the U.S., but timing is an issue.

The latest flurry of action on the Strait of Hormuz came as shipping was starting to flow through there again.