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For the first time, Russia admitted that it has deployed advanced SU 30 "non export model" fighters to Syria for air superiority roles against Turkish, Israeli and now, according to a Times story, British fighters as well.
The United States has pulled the USS Theodore Roosevelt - a massive, nuclear-powered aircraft carrier - out of the Persian Gulf as Russian warships have entered the area.
As relations between the West and Russia steadily deteriorate, Royal Air Force pilots have been given the go-ahead to shoot down Russian military jets when flying missions over Syria and Iraq if they are endangered by them.
UK media allegations that RAF pilots in Iraq had been authorized to shoot down Russian fighters in case of imminent threat have prompted a response from Moscow. Britain's military says there is "no truth" in the reports.
On Friday, we reported the latest provocation in what has truly become a very dangerous, if largely pointless, staring contest between Beijing and Washington over China's reclamation of land in The South China Sea.
North Korea on Saturday showed off what it said were long-range ballistic missiles carrying miniaturised nuclear warheads, its latest claim to the sophisticated technology which state television said could destroy enemies in a "sea of fire".
Putin's latest weapons were mostly unknown to the outside world--until they began slamming into Syria.
)--Iran has successfully test-fired a new precision-guided, long-range missile, state-run media reported on Sunday.
North Korea on Saturday showed off what it said were long-range ballistic missiles carrying miniaturised nuclear warheads, its latest claim to the sophisticated technology which state television said could destroy enemies in a "sea of fire".
The United States has pulled the USS Theodore Roosevelt, an aircraft carrier that has been central in the fight against the Islamic State, from the Persian Gulf, military officials said Thursday.
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter, in comments mocking Russia's "unprofessional" military for the way it is conducting airstrikes against ISIS, predicted that Russia would face "reprisal" terror attacks on Russian soil because of their milita
The United States is considering sailing warships close to China's artificial islands in the South China Sea to signal it does not recognize Chinese territorial claims over the area, a U.S. defense official said on Thursday.
Photographs have played a crucial role in shaping perceptions of nuclear weapons and nuclear energy.
Observers say UK and US are seeking to water down agreement so that any autonomous weapons deployed before talks conclude will be beyond reach of ban
The Russians have unleashed their own version of "shock and awe" in Syria, and the brutal efficiency of their airstrikes against ISIS targets has stunned many observers around the globe.
Two top Army generals recently discussed trying to kill an article in The New York Times on concussions at West Point by withholding information so the Army could encourage competing news organizations to publish a more favorable story, according to
Did China's New Assassin Mace Missile Just Make Aircraft Carriers As Obsolete As Battleships?
As Moscow's air campaign in Syria enters its sixth day, both the West and The Kremlin have put their respective media propaganda machines into overdrive.
Six Russian fighter jets type Multirole Sukhoi SU - 30 SM have intercepted 4 Israeli McDonnell Douglas F-15's fighter bombers attempting to infiltrate the Syrian coast....
The military, once again, puts women into jobs they cannot do-this time, the Army's Rangers-to advance the careers of political generals-among others, Maj Gen. Scott Miller, who oversees Ranger School. Or what used to be Ranger School.
Kurds Repel ISIS; Turkey Attacks Kurds; Kurds Welcomes Russia; Russians Bombers Slam ISIS…..
One of the more unpleasant aspects of army life has always been guard duty.
The New York Times in its recent article, "Russians Strike Targets in Syria, but Not ISIS Areas," attempts to frame Russia's recent actions in Syria as dishonest and dangerous.
"War on terrorism" turns into cold war against Russia
"Do you realize now what you have done?"
Rejecting China's "Great Wall of Sand," the U.S. Navy will patrol near man-made islands constructed by Beijing.
On Thursday, Russian warplanes stationed in Syria attacked a terrorist training camp and a command center, taking it out with a precision strike launched form an altitude of over 5,000 meters, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
Close ties mean Israeli pupils are being raised to be 'good soldiers' rather than good citizens
First, was the recollection of a conversation I had once more than 10 years ago with a former military soldier who told me in confidence that he honestly believed that he had been micro-chipped against his will during his service.
The US Air Force has decided it needs a few more months before it picks the defense contractor that will build its next-generation bomber, an award that could cost the Pentagon $55 billion over the program's lifetime.
