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Russian president Vladimir Putin called for increased spending on naval-related technologies, committing to spending roughly $100.8 billion over the next decade towards programs such as the advanced ...

At least forty German-produced Leopard 2 MBTs were lost as of last fall in the Russo-Ukrainian war, leading to Ukrainians, ...

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The Russian-based United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) officially announced that two stealth fighters had rolled out of the ...

NATO member Denmark has announced it will send soldiers to Ukraine. Despite the nonviolent nature of their deployment, Russia ...

The E-7 is considered a stop-gap measure; its missions will likely be shifted to space-based platforms in the 2030s, and the ...

After the F-100 joined the Air Force in 1954, the type was found to offer superior performance to existing U.S. fighters. But ...