- February 25th, 2026
F-22 “Raptor 2.0” Modernization Takes Shape, New Model Displays Extended-Range Stealth Configuration
The Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor is poised for one of the most significant transformations in its operational life, as the U.S. Air Force pushes forward with a sweeping modernization package informally dubbed “Raptor 2.0.” Unveiled in production-representative scale model form...
In war planning rooms across the Pentagon, a quiet revolution is underway. Faced with a rapidly modernizing People’s Liberation Army and an increasingly contested Western Pacific battlespace, US strategists are rethinking how airpower, ground fires and maritime maneuver can survive...
As the United States assembles some of its most advanced fighter jets, airborne early warning aircraft, aerial refueling tankers, and carrier strike groups in the Middle East, a dramatic encounter from 2013 has resurfaced as a powerful reminder of the...
As tensions continue to simmer across Europe and the Indo-Pacific, Ukraine has proposed sharing its combat-proven naval drone technology with Japan—an offer that could mark a significant shift in Tokyo’s traditionally cautious defence posture and deepen strategic ties between Kyiv...
The U.S. Marine Corps is quietly laying the groundwork for what could become one of the most transformative shifts in its aviation history: a single, flexible “capability” designed to fill the operational gaps left by the retirement of the AV-8B...
A group of Block 52 F-16CJ Vipers assigned to the South Carolina Air National Guard has drawn significant attention after being spotted heading east across the Atlantic amid a widening buildup of U.S. forces linked to potential military action against...
The U.S. Navy’s most advanced aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, has reentered the western Mediterranean, signaling a major escalation in America’s military posture as President Donald Trump weighs options for possible military action against Iran. The carrier, accompanied by...
A striking new piece of military hardware — a very large 155 mm naval gun — has been photographed installed aboard a Chinese weapons test ship, an installation that would represent the largest caliber naval gun ever seen on a vessel...
China’s accelerating nuclear submarine buildup is no longer just a shipyard story confined to satellite imagery and dry dock expansions. It has become a strategic test of whether faster industrial output can be converted into credible leverage against US sea...
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