Stand-off” range is the range an aircraft must remain away from its target to avoid putting itself in danger—a vital ...

Fort Riley in Kansas and Fort Hood in Texas—are expected to restore their "Military Working Equine" (MWE) programs in the coming annual budget.

The Chinese military’s “Project Nantianmen” is far from reality—but it shows that Beijing is thinking about the right questions for the future of space warfare.

A limited military strike on the Iranian regime could go a long way to giving the Iranian people a chance to enact regime ...

The conclusion of a new agreement between India and Dassault, under which 80 percent of the Rafale order would be built in ...

Sudan, currently embroiled in a brutal civil war, is the frontline for a regional contest between Saudi Arabia and the United ...

By ending the ALARA principle, DOE opens the door to science-based radiation regulation that could restore nuclear power’s competitiveness.

Trump’s decision not to ban Chinese drones from the United States is a clear sign that, at least for the time being, China has America over a barrel on trade.

Titanium is fantastically expensive, and difficult to fabricate, relative to other materials—meaning it was only ever practical to use on the world’s fastest plane.

In commercial aviation, landings are designed to be gentle, with the idea that travelers will avoid planes with rough landings—but military aircraft place far less emphasis on comfort.

AI’s bottleneck is physical—competition for power, land, and metals risks sidelining US military needs as commercial AI outpaces national security planning.

Aircraft stealth technology is decades old, and China has demonstrated an innovative streak in its defense affairs—so Beijing ...