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The US purchase of obsolete Soviet-era aircraft from Kazakhstan raises questions about its purpose amid growing tensions.

In the murky twilight, the only truth I knew was the road ahead—crooked, uncertain, but ours to navigate as we chased ghosts cloaked in the fog of war.

The F-84 Thunderjet, originally designed as a high-performance fighter, proved its worth in the Korean War as a formidable ground-attack aircraft, adapting to the evolving dynamics of warfare with its robust construction and heavy payload capacity.

I’ve always been an unabashed fan of the shotgun, drawn in by its raw power and reliability, which proved essential during my time carrying a 14″ 870 in urban environments in Afghanistan.

The US Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray: Naval aviation innovation faces challenges, demands collaboration for futuristic carrier-based operations.

Ukraine’s rapid drone production surge fueled by Western support could tip the balance in regional defense dynamics.

Lockheed Martin is facing billions in losses on a classified program, but insists it will be a long-term success.

In the bone-chilling cold of a Bosnian winter, Kay-Kay wrenched on those tire chains like a saint performing penance, while the local boys’ laughter mixed with the sound of our chattering teeth.

Dive into the essentials of rifle scopes, from fixed power to thermal, and learn how to choose the right one for your shooting adventures.

The resolute preparation of U.S. military forces for jungle warfare is essential for the effective defense of democratic allies in the Asia-Pacific region against the assertive and expansionist maneuvers of the Chinese military.

USS Harry S. Truman’s $913M revamp marks a bold stride in the US Navy’s quest for maritime dominance and Nimitz-class evolution.

South Korea’s legendary F-4 Phantoms roar through final drills before retirement in June, marking farewell to an era.