Tuesday, February 11, 2025
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In the waning days of World War II, the world of military aviation was at a turning point.
Lockheed Martin’s FB-22 concept had a great deal in common with China’s new J-36 stealth aircraft revealed in December.
To learn more about the NGAD and the issues it has to overcome before becoming the Air Force’s first sixth-generation fighter jet, watch our video below.
America’s primary air superiority aircraft, the F-22 Raptor, has reached 20 years of service this year. And to remain a leader in the skies, it needs to have the necessary modern systems.
Part of the challenge of countering the threat from drones is that it runs counter to much of how the military has been trained to think about major military threats
Does the CIA have a fire station in the traditional sense, and how similar are its duties to a traditional fire department?
Russia is sending soldiers who were wounded in the Ukraine war to recuperate in North Korea, its ambassador to Pyongyang told state media.
After weeks of drone sightings over New Jersey, one little-discussed but public NASA program may explain at least some of the large and unusual platforms witnesses have spotted in the night skies.
Drones are a concern for the U.S. military, given the low costs of many drones and the ability to mobilize them in large swarms.
Thousands of pagers issued to Hezbollah operatives detonated in what appears to be a converted attack from Israel’s Mossad.
Lockheed Martin’s Mako missile has been touted as a hypersonic multi-mission weapon – and now we know it can fit inside the F-22.
America’s next stealth fighter, being developed in the NGAD program, may now be in question as the Air Force reconsiders its acquisition model.
In the waning days of World War II, the world of military aviation was at a turning point.
Lockheed Martin’s FB-22 concept had a great deal in common with China’s new J-36 stealth aircraft revealed in December.
To learn more about the NGAD and the issues it has to overcome before becoming the Air Force’s first sixth-generation fighter jet, watch our video below.
Russia is sending soldiers who were wounded in the Ukraine war to recuperate in North Korea, its ambassador to Pyongyang told state media.
Effective and terrifying, the cheap, commercially available remote-controlled drones are the new Improvised Explosive Devices.
By demonizing Ukrainians, the Russian leadership wants to make its “special military operation” easier to accept for both its troops and the population.
One of the most strategically valuable new weapons making their way toward service today is Lockheed Martin’s AGM-158 XR.
The AbramsX is the latest upgrade with many next-generation enhancements, as the new variant is lighter, faster, and more expeditionary than its current namesakes.
Effective and terrifying, the cheap, commercially available remote-controlled drones are the new Improvised Explosive Devices.
I walked away from the first season suitably charmed and found myself digging into the history of the SAS and the men portrayed in the show.
Almost as soon as Sgt. 1st Class Michael Meegan entered the room, the bad guy was on him.
As I impacted the ground I felt my feet cartwheel up over my head and I immediately started getting dragged by the wind.
Part of the challenge of countering the threat from drones is that it runs counter to much of how the military has been trained to think about major military threats
A recent government oversight report revealed the very bad shape of the Navy’s existing amphibious ships used to transport Marines.
With China recently unveiling its new stealth aircraft currently in testing and the future of America’s NGAD still uncertain, the Air Force released its 22-page vision of the future of air warfare in a newly released report
In the waning days of World War II, the world of military aviation was at a turning point.
Supported by the Army and Pentagon, these wouldn’t be your average grenade launchers.
Feeding soldiers has been part of the U.S. military’s strategy for hundreds of years.