Iran's successful targeting of critical missile defense radars in the Middle East highlights global vulnerabilities.

Amid this year's Presidents' Day celebrations, survey respondents tell Yahoo and YouGov that Trump is doing a worse job than ...

In the final week of February, long before the first missiles were launched and before the name Operation Epic Fury entered ...

Amidst a push to expand and reform missile production in the United States, the US Navy has published a contract seeking to procure a new type of Anti-Radiation Missile (ARM), dubbed the Advanced ...

New radar contracts, Europe's , France's VTOL UAS, and China's hybrid transport aircraft highlight rapid advances in military and unmanned systems worldwide ...

During training off the coast of Mexico in 2004, the USS Princeton tracked numerous unidentified radar contacts dropping rapidly from high altitude into lower airspace. F-18 pilots sent to investigate ...

The U.S. State Department closed embassies in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia on Tuesday and is urging Americans to evacuate from 14 ...

Before the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, Washington assembled its largest force and some of its most powerful weaponry in the Middle East in decades.

The AN/FPS-132 radar was the central nerve of US missile defence in the region, coordinating interceptors and warning systems across the Gulf.

Unlike ballistic missiles, attack drones can be produced and launched with little infrastructure, making them difficult ...

NAVAIR is looking for an advanced anti-radiation missile with a longer range than the ones in the Navy’s current inventory and which can also engage airborne targets. The Naval Air Systems Command ...