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Singaporean low-cost carrier Scoot has become the latest airline to remove seats from its passenger planes in order to free up room for freight.

Russia’s vulnerabilities at sea seem clear and growing.

The UAE’s decision to send some fighter jets to demonstrate its support of Greece in its dispute with Turkey can simply be interpreted as another example of Abu Dhabi’s consistent opposition to Ankara’s policies in this multi-front cold war.

The Navy is developing tactics for handling 'Super Swarms' of up to a million drones. Stopping one with bullets or missiles will be impossible -- instead, the swarm will have to be outsmarted.

Construction at the PLAN's base on Hainan suggest that China will soon have its aircraft carriers permanently stationed in the South China Sea.

Kymeta will use the money to further develop and market its latest flat panel antenna.

Able to subsist on small amounts of local vegetation, every locust is a potential self-powered, self-steering host for a useful sensor package.

American Airlines has become the first major airline to fully quantify the impact of the coronavirus crisis on its workforce, saying that 40,000 people could be gone this fall.

The Trump Pentagon isn't making life easy for the Philadelphia region's biggest industrial complex.

The U. S. Navy almost never publicly announces submarine movements. When it does, it’s making a point. Here's the message from the statement that one of its most powerful attack submarines has paid a visit to a Norwegian port.