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Russia is once again claiming to have tested its Skyfall nuclear-powered cruise missile that it alleges has practically unlimited range.
Last week, Ukraine signed a Letter of Intent with Sweden to procure between 100 and 150 SAAB Gripen E aircraft.
ShieldAI’s X-BAT isn’t a drone with some fighter capabilities… it’s a fighter that happens to be a drone. And that has the potential to be a very big deal.
While the F-22 bears a passing resemblance to conventional 4th-gen fighters, the YF-23 was rather unconventional.
Older candidates have a lot to offer to their teammates, but they also face a unique set of challenges when going through Selection.
Ever since November 2024, military recruiting has enjoyed a remarkable tailwind.
Inflatable decoys have come a long way since the blow-up tanks of World War II.
According to Air Force Secretary Troy Meink, the B-21 testing program will now advance into mission system testing and weapons evaluations.
Strikes into Qatar represent a shift in Israeli strategy, expanding the kill campaign against Hamas.
For the first time, it appears that Trump might be open to stationing U.S. troops in Ukraine as a key part of any such security guarantee.
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Russia is once again claiming to have tested its Skyfall nuclear-powered cruise missile that it alleges has practically unlimited range.
Last week, Ukraine signed a Letter of Intent with Sweden to procure between 100 and 150 SAAB Gripen E aircraft.
ShieldAI’s X-BAT isn’t a drone with some fighter capabilities… it’s a fighter that happens to be a drone. And that has the potential to be a very big deal.
Last week, Ukraine signed a Letter of Intent with Sweden to procure between 100 and 150 SAAB Gripen E aircraft.
This new offensive tactic was observed in the beginning of this summer and is an unconventional tactic in what’s largely a conventional war.
Israel denied Zelensky’s claims, stating that it returned the weapon systems to the U.S., which then provided them to Ukraine.
Inflatable decoys have come a long way since the blow-up tanks of World War II.
A cornerstone of nuclear deterrence is the second strike capability provided by nuclear ballistic missile submarines. This could soon change.
The aircrew survival weapon is a pilot’s last-ditch tool after ejection. It’s primarily intended to give the pilot a tool to stay alive in a rough situation.
Older candidates have a lot to offer to their teammates, but they also face a unique set of challenges when going through Selection.
As the former commander of NSWDG and JSOC, the Texas-native should prove a capable and reliable leader of the nation’s special operations forces.
Ever since November 2024, military recruiting has enjoyed a remarkable tailwind.
A cornerstone of nuclear deterrence is the second strike capability provided by nuclear ballistic missile submarines. This could soon change.
The Dreadnought class submarines promise to bring the Royal Navy’s nuclear attack capabilities in line with those of allies and adversaries.
The aircrew survival weapon is a pilot’s last-ditch tool after ejection. It’s primarily intended to give the pilot a tool to stay alive in a rough situation.
While the F-22 bears a passing resemblance to conventional 4th-gen fighters, the YF-23 was rather unconventional.
Before Japan surrendered to the Allies, the Japanese military developed a desperate plan to attack America’s West Coast with biological weapons.