Joseph Trevithick

Israeli Merkava Mk 3 tanks are emerging with improved anti-drone armor screens on top of their turrets and hulls covered in strips to prevent improvised bombs with magnets from sticking to them.

California Air National Guard MQ-9s were on station to make sure a missile defense test's rocket booster safely sank in the Pacific Ocean.

Satellite imagery provides a new window into the latest U.S. and U.K. strikes overnight on Houthi targets at Sanaa International Airport.

On top of the loss, Northrop Grumman does not expect to make a profit on the first five production lots of B-21 bombers.

The gray-and-black airliner is turning heads and drawing outward comparisons to some of the most secretive 737s in the world.

The Navy is trying to figure out exactly why a E-6B Mercury airborne nuclear command and control aircraft has ended up looking so distressed.

The R-360 Neptune gives Ukraine a valuable stand-off strike asset, but one washing ashore in Russia could also be a win for its adversary.

As a Technocrat, Elon Musk has no moral or ethical problem with helping the military and intelligence agencies turn the entire planet into a panopticon where moving objects (even people) can be tracked in real-time, even through smoke, dust, cloud cover, and at night. Musk also has Asperger's syndrome, which is classed within the Autism spectrum. He has repeatedly said over the years that he "wants to save humanity" as if it is a fixation for him. Beware.

The product of a long program to field a low-cost, long-endurance surveillance drone, ULTRA is now flying missions around the Persian Gulf.

What exactly China’s plans are for the ship remains unclear, but it built it and got it out to sea extremely quickly.