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The Navy’s $9.6B contract to build new amphibious ships addresses critical fleet gaps while Congress monitors cost and technical risks.

In a surreal collision of military might and civilian recreation, David Keith’s life took a sharp turn when his snowmobile slammed into a parked Black Hawk helicopter, an encounter that would ultimately cost the Army $3.3 million and leave him fighting for his mobility.

Learn about the shadowy world of Delta Force with this comprehensive guide to the covert unit written by former SEALs and SOCOM members.

Rebuilding Gaza will demand an immense international effort, both in resources and diplomacy, to ensure lasting peace and prevent future conflict in a region ravaged by war.

When the gunfire stops, your role shifts from survivor to lifesaver, and the actions you take in those critical moments can be the difference between life and death for those around you.

China’s DF-26 “carrier-killer” missile may boast impressive range, but the PLA’s scramble to improve targeting and guidance systems suggests its ability to accurately hit moving targets at sea remains an open question.

This incident at Tufts serves as a sobering reminder that even the toughest workouts need to be carefully calibrated to avoid putting young athletes’ health—and lives—at risk, no matter who’s leading the charge.

Russia’s brutal actions in Ukraine, far from being an aberration, are deeply rooted in its despotic history and demographic struggles, revealing a nation that values survival and territorial expansion over Western ideals of human rights.

The “Ships for America Act” aims to revitalize US shipbuilding, reduce reliance on foreign production, and boost national security.

With the MRADELR, Barrett continues to redefine the limits of long-range precision, arming allied forces with a rifle that not only dominates at over 2,000 yards but sets the standard for adaptability and cutting-edge performance in the field.

The Su-27’s influence on modern Russian fighter jets, from the Su-30 to the Su-35, is undeniable, proving that even a Cold War-era design can continue to shape the future of aerial combat.

The Quad nations are teaming up for joint coast guard patrols in the Indo-Pacific by 2025, sending a strong message on maritime security.