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Spain, the Netherlands and Denmark join Poland and Finland in readiness to send Leopard tanks

The various systems supplied to the IDF include long-range deployable observation systems, thermal weapon sights and night vision equipment.

This week on AgweekTV, we meet a farmer who had a close call with a building collapse. A small group of farmers join up to market their oats. And we look back at Mikkel Pates' career in journalism.

During a disarmament campaign after fall of Soviet Union, Moscow received weapons as payment for Kyiv’s gas debts.

Simulators are used by pilots to train in terrain that they have not flown in before and can be used to simulate attack scenarios like against Iran.

(Fargo, ND) -- A Grand Forks company is receiving a $1.2 million dollar award from the federal government to develop a software and drone-based security system for the U.S. Air Force Base in Grand Forks. "That's incredibly important given the mission development that we have at Grand Forks Air Force Base in the ISR world, and this will have application for other bases as

San Bernardino International Airport celebrates high passenger count with Breeze Airways since its inaugural flight in August.

The Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) have moved its long-range Tu-95 nuclear-capable bombers to a location in the Far East, days after Ukraine launched a second strike on a Russian Air Force Base deep within Russian territory.

A man who was shot while gaining illegal entry to a U.S. Air Force Base in South Carolina was armed but likely had no terroristic motives, the FBI said Saturday.

A man who was shot while gaining illegal entry to a U.S. Air Force Base in South Carolina was armed but likely had no terroristic motives, the FBI said Saturday.