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Bring Them Down! Military Lasers Could End China's Missile And Drone Advantage

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A Missile Showdown in the South China Sea Would Be the Crisis of Our Time

A U.S. Air Force B-52 flies over Osan Air Base in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, January 10, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji

World War III: How Would NATO Destroy Russia's Kaliningrad Fortress?

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Yes, Yemeni Houthi Rebels Got Their Hands on North Korean Missiles

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Defending Against Hypersonic Missiles Means Better Sensors In Space

The Air Force is Developing a Stealthy Nuclear-Tipped Cruise Missile for its Bomber

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The U.S. Army Has Huge Plans for the Precision Strike Missile

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Upgrades to Japan's Type 12 Missiles Will Help it Fly Higher and Farther

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Why the United States Won't Place Cruise Missiles on Taiwan

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