The IDF’s exhaustion and Hamas’ dogged survival points to the likelihood of a Gaza ceasefire in the next two months.

Though it came late to the Second World War, the P-61 marked an important advance in the history of military aviation.

Moscow’s wartime oil adaptations in the wake of the war reveal a great deal about building resilient energy systems.

What could possibly go wrong for a tank powered by and outfitted with its own nuclear reactor? Chrysler sought to find out.

The Collaborative Combat Aircraft program marks the next step in the evolution of airpower, signaling the beginning of the end for manned fighter platforms.

Belgium is boosting its F-35 fleet, responding to NATO pressure and regional threats, while also committing to Europe’s sixth-gen FCAS fighter program.

Increased sanctions are not a panacea. But they can put meaningful pressure on Putin and Russia to begin taking peace ...