Militarization

The United States has started pulling its Patriot missiles stationed on Turkish soil, Turkish officials said.

China expresses concern about reports that the US is preparing to send warships around the disputed Spratly islands

Intelligence chief says the alliance members can’t even agree whether Moscow or ISIS is the greater threat — and there’s not enough ISR to go around.

The Barack Obama administration and the U.S. intelligence community have concluded that Russia is set to start flying combat missions from a new air base inside Syria

One of the early consequences of the nuclear agreement with Iran has been revived negotiations over the sale of Russian S-300 surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) to the Islamic Republic.

The first of 75 U.S. troops have arrived in northeastern Sinai to help boost security for U.S. forces as part of a U.N. observer mission there, the Pentagon said Thursday.

It won't be a loss on the battlefield that destroys Berlin's armed forces, but rather massive underfunding.

AI-assisted weapons could spark an arms race that would increase the likelihood of wars — and the slope of their escalation

Ten years ago, the Air Force lost its bid to control the Pentagon’s nascent UAV fleets. Some say it should try again.

The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran's indigenous high-end drone.