If the Navy wants to replace the aircraft carrier as its primary power projection platform—as it should, considering the carrier’s weaknesses—it should look forward, not backward.

Why would the military consider expanding its commitment by investing in the fantastical sixth-generation fighter jets until it can resolve the issues with the fifth-generation ones?

Russia’s military build-up in Belarus and near NATO borders raises fears of future aggression. As NATO members boost defense spending and posture in response, there is growing tension in the air.

For their relatively small size, the Israeli Sa’ar-6 corvettes are among the most heavily armed vessels in the world.

Hostilities in the Red Sea rage on, as U.S. forces and the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels continue to exchange fire in the critical waterway. This week, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed that ...

USS Nimitz is a state-of-the-art warship that boasts a 100,000-ton displacement and is able to carry 5,000 sailors onboard.

The Trump administration should encourage U.S. ally Japan to take more of a lead in its own defense against China.

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The U.S. Space Force seeks to overhaul outdated nuclear tracking software into a modern, cloud-compatible system, calling on industry experts to modernize over three million lines of legacy code.

Russia is targeting the developers of World of Tanks over donations to Ukraine, signaling a broader crackdown on politically noncompliant tech firms, even as the video game exits Russian markets.

That Pakistan and India each have sophisticated missile systems is no coincidence; both nations developed them in response to ...

Tehran has plenty of reasons to run out the clock and ensure that a deal with Trump does not stray too far from the terms of ...