- December 4th, 2025
The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78), the U.S. Navy’s most advanced aircraft carrier and the lead ship of its class, arrived in St. Thomas on Monday in a deployment that underscores shifting U.S. security priorities close to home. The port...
The United States is pressing for the rapid recovery of an unexploded American-made precision bomb that remained intact after an Israeli airstrike in Beirut, amid escalating fears that sensitive technology could fall into the hands of Iran-aligned groups or be...
US lawmakers from both parties are pressing the Trump administration for clarity after a report alleged that American forces conducted a second strike to kill survivors of an initial attack on a suspected Venezuelan drug-smuggling boat earlier this year. The...
The United States Navy has awarded Pratt & Whitney a contract valued at up to $1.6 billion to sustain the F135 propulsion system that powers all variants of the F-35 Lightning II, the world’s largest and most widely deployed fifth-generation...
Russia Suffers Failed ICBM Test as Missile Explodes Seconds After Launch, Leaving Toxic Purple Cloud
Russia has suffered a rare and highly visible failure during a strategic missile test, after an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) launched from the Yasny range in the Orenburg region exploded just seconds after liftoff, generating a toxic purple cloud that...
KNDS (formerly Nexter Systems) has marked two landmark achievements in European artillery manufacturing with the rollout of the 450th CAESAR MkI and the 100th CAESAR MkI OCTAVE. The dual milestone signals a dramatic acceleration in the company’s 155 mm howitzer...
Newly leaked evaluation data has revealed that Lockheed Martin’s F-35A Lightning II overwhelmingly outperformed Saab’s Gripen-E in Canada’s 2021 fighter jet competition—scoring nearly three times higher than the Swedish aircraft. The revelation has reignited a heated debate within Ottawa over...
Britain’s troubled £6.3 billion Ajax armoured vehicle program is once again under intense scrutiny after dozens of soldiers fell ill from noise and vibration exposure inside the vehicles—just weeks after the British Army declared the platform “safe” and ready for...
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