A longtime neutral nation, Switzerland ensured that there were carveouts in its agreement with Germany that would allow for it to opt out of any potential European war.

Although Russia could likely shoot down some Tomahawks, others would penetrate its air defenses—prompting the Kremlin to warn of dire consequences if America supplies Ukraine with the missiles.

Last Friday, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced that the United States will allow Qatar to build a training facility ...

The US Navy's efforts to develop “distributed acoustic sensing” capabilities have included experimental trials on the West Coast.

Ukraine’s naval drones have sunk warships, hit oil terminals, and even downed Russian helicopters and fighter jets over the ...

The Independence-class LCS has been re-adapted for use as a minesweeper, although there are concerns that its aluminum hull might not be ideally suited for that purpose.

The Navy will repair damage to the Truman from its recent collision in the Red Sea during its upcoming “Refueling Complex Overhaul” major mid-life maintenance period.

Russia has denied that its submarine is experiencing mechanical problems—but a Russian military blogger has speculated that it was forced to surface following a catastrophic fuel leak.

To pay the troops, the Department of Defense will tap into its research and development (R&D) accounts—raising concerns that the payments could undermine national security.

Belgium, a NATO member and a stalwart supporter of Ukraine, is upgrading its fighter jet fleet. The Western European country is set to receive 40 F-35A Lightning II stealth fighter jets. The first ...

The recent strike against the Feodosia oil depot and power substations is part of a sustained, long-range fires campaign by the Ukrainian forces against Russia. The Ukrainian military and intelligence ...

A monopoly in the production of grain-oriented electrical steel threatens to curb America's clean energy transition.