- June 1st, 2025
In the strategic balance of the Indo-Pacific, Taiwan has begun receiving advanced U.S. weaponry at a pace far exceeding original timelines, following a multi-year defense procurement agreement valued at NT$32.52 billion (approximately US$1.08 billion). The accelerated deliveries mark a critical...
Amid growing concerns over Canada’s defense reliance on the United States, especially under the newly re-elected Trump administration, South Korea's Hanwha Aerospace has stepped forward with a comprehensive artillery package proposal that could reshape the future of the Canadian Armed...
In a significant stride toward enhancing the United States' hypersonic capabilities, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has awarded a $28.6 million contract to Ursa Major, a Colorado-based aerospace company specializing in rocket propulsion systems. This contract aims to...
At the recent Northrop Grumman Bushmaster Users Conference, EOS Defense Systems USA showcased its latest advancements in Remote Weapon Systems (RWS) technology, marking a significant leap in modern warfare capabilities. The live-fire demonstration featured the debut of the R800 RWS...
The U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) has unveiled the L3Harris Red Wolf missile, a modular munition at the heart of its Long Range Attack Munition (LRAM) program. This revelation follows a clandestine test in November 2024, where an AH-1Z Viper attack...
In a dramatic shift that underscores the U.S. Army's accelerating pivot toward next-generation warfare, military leaders have confirmed that the service will no longer procure the MQ-1C Gray Eagle unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), effectively closing a significant chapter in the...
In a move that signals deepening military ties amid a shifting Middle East power balance, the U.S. State Department on May 2 approved a potential $3.5 billion sale of advanced air-to-air missiles to Saudi Arabia. The proposed deal, disclosed by...
When the world’s most powerful military declares that the future of warfare will no longer be shaped by heavy tanks and armored columns, the rest of the world listens. Some watch with skepticism, others with anticipation. And a few —...
At the annual Sedona Forum hosted by the McCain Institute, Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, issued a sobering warning that echoed far beyond the red rocks of Arizona. Standing before an audience of national security experts...
The United States is preparing to approve its first military equipment sale to Ukraine since Donald Trump returned to office, but recent developments suggest that Washington’s support for Kyiv is being shaped as much by political compromise as by battlefield...
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