Boeing 737Max

Boeing Caught in Crossfire: U.S.-China Trade War Grounds Jet Deliveries and Shakes Global Aerospace

Boeing, long revered as a pillar of American engineering and a flagship of global aerospace, is facing a crisis unlike any in its recent history—not from production defects, not from labor disputes, but from escalating geopolitical conflict. As the U.S.-China...
F-35 Lightning II

Saudi Arabia Arms Deal Sidesteps F-35, Exposing Fault Lines in U.S. Middle East Strategy

U.S. President Donald Trump lands in Riyadh this May, he is expected to unveil a colossal arms package valued at approximately US$100 billion—a bold reaffirmation of American support for one of its most important Middle Eastern allies. The deal promises...
U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon assigned to the 36th Fighter Squadron takes off at Osan Air Base

Seventh Air Force Expands Super Squadron Test with Second F-16 Unit at Osan Air Base

The U.S. Seventh Air Force will move forward with a second phase of its “Super Squadron” experiment at Osan Air Base, significantly expanding the scale and operational complexity of the test designed to evaluate enhanced combat readiness and airpower generation...
Javelin Missile Systems

U.S. Approves $46 Million Sale of Javelin Missile Systems to Ireland

The U.S. State Department has approved a proposed $46 million Foreign Military Sale (FMS) to Ireland, which includes FGM-148 Javelin missiles, Lightweight Command Launch Units (LwCLUs), and a range of associated support equipment and services. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency...
Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS)

Missiles at Maritime Crossroads: How U.S. Navy-Marine Corps’ NMESIS System Could Deter China’s Expanding Naval Ambitions

In a bold, unmistakable signal of allied unity and strategic shift, the United States has deployed one of its most advanced anti-ship missile systems, the Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS), to the northern reaches of the Philippine archipelago—positioning it...
guided missile destroyer USS William P Lawrence.

Chinese Military Claims It Closely Monitored U.S. Naval Vessel Transiting Taiwan Strait

China’s military announced on Thursday that it deployed both naval and air assets to monitor and warn off a United States guided missile destroyer, the USS William P. Lawrence, as it transited the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday. The latest encounter...
U.S. Army Conducts First-Ever Nuclear Effects Training in South Korea

U.S. Army Conducts First-Ever Nuclear Effects Training in South Korea

In a significant step toward bolstering allied preparedness against nuclear threats in Northeast Asia, the U.S. Army’s premier nuclear and weapons of mass destruction (WMD) response unit has conducted its first-ever nuclear effects training on South Korean soil. The joint...
Russian Missile and Drone Barrage Strikes Kyiv and Regions Across Ukraine

Massive Russian Missile and Drone Barrage Strikes Kyiv and Regions Across Ukraine

Ukraine endured one of the most extensive aerial assaults in recent months as Russian forces unleashed a massive wave of missiles and drones overnight, targeting the capital and multiple regions across the country. The large-scale coordinated attack, which began at...
USS Cape St. George Returns to San Diego

USS Cape St. George Returns to San Diego Amid Scrutiny Over $601 Million Refit Debacle

Under a crisp, cloudless sky, the USS Cape St. George glided into Naval Base San Diego to the sound of cheers, camera shutters, and the drone of tugboats escorting her home. For the sailors lining the rails of the 567-foot...
F-35 Lightning II

Stealth aircraft: How China’s Strategic Gallium Ban Poses Major Threat to US F-35 Radar Systems and Overall Military Superiority

In the dark skies above the Pacific, an F-35 Lightning II cuts through the night, its radar slicing through clouds and silence to detect threats miles away. Inside the cockpit, a pilot relies not only on decades of training and...
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