HMS Prince Of Wales

Europe’s Naval Power on Display: HMS Prince of Wales and ITS Cavour Join Forces Amid Global Tensions

In a powerful display of European naval capability and unity, the Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales and the Italian Navy’s ITS Cavour joined forces this week in the Mediterranean Sea for a major joint exercise. At a time when...
Bangladesh-China

Bangladesh-China Military Ties: Chinese J-10s & JF-17s Pose Twin Threat to India’s Eastern Front; PLA Air Activity Alarms Indian Defense Establishment — Aerial Logistics Base Near Siliguri Corridor on the Cards?

A “quiet but deliberate encroachment,” China is reportedly moving to establish a deeper military footprint in South Asia—this time not through Pakistan, but via Bangladesh. Indian intelligence sources have confirmed that Chinese military officials recently visited the World War II-era...
East China Sea China-Japan Maritime Showdown

China-Japan Maritime Showdown Escalates: Spy Ships, Surveillance, and Sovereignty in East China Sea

Tensions between China and Japan have reached a new high after the Japanese government reported a record-breaking 353 days of Chinese government ships entering its contiguous zone in 2024. This aggressive behavior is now matched by Beijing’s deployment of advanced...
F-35 Lightning II fighter jets

Denmark Strengthens Defense Posture With Arrival of Additional F-35 fighter jets

Denmark has taken a major step forward in strengthening its national defense by receiving four additional F-35 Lightning II fighter jets, bringing its fleet total to fifteen. The delivery, which follows earlier delays due to the implementation of the Technology...
AT-6 Texan

Forgotten Wings: Untold Story of British WWII Pilots Trained in U.S. Under Lend-Lease

Before the United States officially entered World War II, before the bombs dropped on Pearl Harbor, and before General Eisenhower's name became legend, American soil quietly hosted a remarkable wartime effort — not for its own soldiers, but for Britain's....
US airstrikes Houthi rebels insufficient to deter Red Sea attacks

Was Air Power Decisive in the Red Sea? A Hard Look at Houthis’ Naval War and Washington’s Aims

In early 2025, the international community witnessed what some called a strategic win: the Houthi rebel group in Yemen announced it would halt its attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and Gulf of Aden. To...
Mexican Navy Ship Collides with Brooklyn Bridge

Mexican Navy Ship Collides with Brooklyn Bridge: 22 Injured in Stunning NYC Mishap

A majestic training ship operated by the Mexican Navy slammed into the Brooklyn Bridge late Saturday, snapping all three of its towering masts and injuring at least 22 people, including several cadets, in a dramatic and chaotic incident that has...
One-Way Attack (OWA) drones

Why the War in Ukraine Demands a Rethink on Manned Aerial Counter-Drone Platforms

The war in Ukraine has reshaped modern warfare, not with flashy hypersonics or stealth bombers—but with something far less glamorous: low-cost, low-speed aerial drones. One-Way Attack (OWA) drones, also known as loitering munitions or kamikaze drones, have become a central...
Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jet

Symbolic Solidarity or Strategic Messaging? Chinese J-10C Displays Pakistani “Kill Marks” of Indian Jets

In a rare and provocative demonstration of symbolic solidarity, a Chinese Chengdu J-10C fighter jet was recently photographed bearing “kill marks” of Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft and an Israeli-made surveillance drone. The markings, painted just below the cockpit, depict...
Mbda Meteor-Gripen

Which Missile Wins the Long-Range War? Inside the Design and Deployment of Meteor, AMRAAM, and PL-15

In the modern battlespace, where wars are fought not just with metal but with networks, code, and precision-guided lethality, the Beyond Visual Range (BVR) air-to-air missile has emerged as the defining weapon of aerial supremacy. It no longer matters who...
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