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The US Navy is still the world's most powerful. But as pressure grows around Taiwan, the pace of development is worrying experts.

Artificial intelligence is changing warfare. Without meaningful human environment, that could be disastrous.

The induction of heavy-lift helicopters and logistic drones, deployment of all-terrain vehicles and laying of an extensive network of tracks are amon...

Amid US Navy ship delays and other problems, Del Toro said South Korea and Japan could build warships on schedule at a fraction of the cost and time.

Both sides are developing new drones and employing unmanned systems in ways that constantly change what combat looks like on the battlefield.

Ukraine's counteroffensive last year didn't achieve its objectives, in part because the Kremlin knew the plans, Zelenskyy said.

Navy officials blamed USS Enterprise's extended delays on supply chain issues and lingering COVID-19 issues.

The proven US-made Patriots have knocked out Putin's best missiles and wrecked his planes, but there's simply not enough.

Russia's Su-34s have terrorized Ukraine's defenses with glide bombs, and the attacks have gotten worse in recent weeks after the fall of Avdiivka.

To fight in the unforgiving Arctic, US Army snipers take lessons from "The White Death" of the Winter War.

An investigation by +972 Magazine and Local Call said that human operatives acted as "rubber stamps" for approval.

NATO's secretary general wants the alliance to manage Ukraine aid, shielding it from change that could come with a Trump reelection.

Ukraine is holding, but its defenses may not last against these assaults as it waits for aid to arrive to fix its weapon and ammo shortages

A new review found that most shipbuilding programs, like Virginia-class subs and the Constellation frigate, are one to three years behind.

The F-35A previously had problems with lightning and was prohibited from flying within 25 miles of it.

Recent reporting says that Palestinians have drowned trying to retrieve aid dropped in the Mediterranean.

War experts at ISW say the win is telling about the "significant battlefield effects" Ukraine could have if it was armed properly.

The Indian Navy has freed an Iranian fishing vessel that was hijacked by pirates and rescued its crew of 23 Pakistani nationals, following "intense coercive tactical measures" as part of an anti-piracy operation at sea that lasted for more than 12 hours, officials said. Nine armed pirates had reportedly boarded the vessel.

Naval mines, a cheap and easy to employ naval tactic, could be key to deterring China from invading Taiwan, experts argue.

Devastating glide bombs have been a major threat to Ukraine's forces, and they can only be beaten by shooting down planes before they're released.

"We have witnessed the end of the effectiveness of towed artillery," the four-star general said, arguing the Army needs something different.

The suspected target constructed at a military training site in the desert could highlight China's willingness to use force.