Friday, July 11, 2025
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In modern conflict, air power can win or lose a war.
The mighty A-10 was living on borrowed time, with plans already underway to retire the entire fleet before the close of the decade.
The Air Force is looking to give its F-35’s a big boost in range by adding external fuel tanks to the fighter as a part of its massive Block 4 upgrade.
This change follows years of data showing the effectiveness of Precision Landing Mode software, which takes the guesswork out of one of the most precise and unforgiving tasks in aviation.
America needs an Army, a Navy, and an Air Force, but America wants a Marine Corps.
On our nation’s birthday, July 4, 2025, not long after
In BUD/S it really pays to be a winner – even if it’s just in a game.
In the early morning hours of Friday, Israel unleashed an
Thanks to the intelligence trove, the bases’ sensitive interiors have now been brought to light in extraordinary detail.
Hermeus has officially taken flight with its Quarterhorse Mk 1
It’s no longer science fiction.
A twin engine F-55 could certainly be useful. Yet, we aren’t confident it could be done.
In modern conflict, air power can win or lose a war.
The mighty A-10 was living on borrowed time, with plans already underway to retire the entire fleet before the close of the decade.
The Air Force is looking to give its F-35’s a big boost in range by adding external fuel tanks to the fighter as a part of its massive Block 4 upgrade.
The production of the Tu-95 and the Tu-22M ended after the 1991 collapse of the USSR, meaning that any of them lost on Sunday couldn’t be replaced.
The Ukrainian forces pulled off one of the most impressive special operations in the war.
Germany is providing Ukraine with one of the largest packages of military aid to date.
Its use by Israel has propelled the pistol into a particular spotlight that is unlikely to ever fade.
This change follows years of data showing the effectiveness of Precision Landing Mode software, which takes the guesswork out of one of the most precise and unforgiving tasks in aviation.
We are finally getting to the point where we are experimenting with different case designs, which might lead to caseless technology.
In BUD/S it really pays to be a winner – even if it’s just in a game.
The detachments who specialized in the employment of the SADM weapon system were known as Green Light teams.
AFSOC personnel deployed to every combat theater of the Global War on Terror.
America needs an Army, a Navy, and an Air Force, but America wants a Marine Corps.
The sub was never heard from again, and the 77 men onboard were ultimately deemed lost with their ship.
Thanks to the intelligence trove, the bases’ sensitive interiors have now been brought to light in extraordinary detail.
Intelligence can win or lose wars. The side with the better intelligence can outsmart an adversary and deal catastrophic blows.
Green on green might never catch on, but it’s clear that the military can influence fashion, as odd as it seems.
The detachments who specialized in the employment of the SADM weapon system were known as Green Light teams.