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...
Lockheed Martin’s New Expeditionary Missile Launchers Redefine Modern Warfare

Lockheed Martin’s New Expeditionary Missile Launchers Redefine Modern Warfare

Imagine a world where a small European country, without a vast navy or sprawling defense infrastructure, could wield the same advanced firepower from land as a destroyer cutting through the waves of the Pacific. A world where sea and shore...
B-21 Raider stealth bombers

B-21 Raider Revolution: B-21 Raider Fleet Nears 40 as U.S. Accelerates Production of Next-Gen Strategic Bombers

In the vast, wind-swept expanse of the Mojave Desert, inside the cavernous hangars of Air Force Plant 42, something extraordinary is happening. Nearly 40 of the most advanced warplanes ever conceived—the B-21 Raider stealth bombers—are steadily taking form under Northrop...
F-35 fighter jets

Lockheed Martin Turns Setback into Strategy: F-35 to Get Sixth-Gen Upgrades After Losing NGAD Contract to Boeing

US President Donald Trump made an announcement that shook the American defense and aerospace establishment: Boeing would develop the next-generation, sixth-generation air-superiority fighter jet for the U.S. Air Force—officially named the F-47. The declaration marked a turning point in U.S....
US' F-35 Lightning II vs Russia's Su-57 Felon

US’ F-35 Lightning II vs Russia’s Su-57 Felon: The Defining Contest of Fifth-Generation Airpower

No longer decided by who climbs higher or fires faster, dominance now hinges on something less visible but far more decisive: information. In this new era, whoever owns the electromagnetic spectrum, connects sensors across land, sea, air, and space, and...
Chinese fighter jets

China’s Edge in the Sky: U.S. Military Scrambles to Counter Beijing’s Air Superiority in Indo-Pacific

After assembling the world’s largest maritime force, China has now achieved a troubling milestone: surpassing the United States in the production rate of fighter jets. For every U.S. aircraft rolling off an assembly line, China builds 1.2. This seemingly narrow...
Crimea, Donbas

A Fraught Peace: U.S. Proposes Recognition of Crimea as Russian in Controversial Deal to End Ukraine War

In a development that could mark the most dramatic shift in Western policy since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, U.S. negotiators have reportedly proposed recognizing the Crimean Peninsula as Russian territory as part of a...
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