The United States of America has transferred two Island-class patrol boats to Tunisia, which it considers one of its key non-NATO allies, under its Excess Defense Articles program. The handover… Continue reading "Tunisia Receives Two Island-Class Patrol Boats from the United States During USS Mount Whitney Visit"
Raytheon has announced that its Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor radar has been cleared to enter production by the United States Army, following a series of successful flight… Continue reading "Raytheon’s New Patriot Missile System Radar Cleared For Production"
Leading American shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) delivered two Lionfish Small Uncrewed Undersea Vehicles (SUUVs) as their first production models to the U.S. Navy. The delivery represents a crucial development… Continue reading "HII Delivers First Lionfish SUUVs to U.S. Navy, Boosting Advanced Autonomous Undersea Warfare Capabilities"
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed Monday that the “entire Pentagon” was resisting Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s attempts to “change” the Department of Defense, after news broke that… Continue reading "White House Press Secretary: “Entire Pentagon” Working Against Hegseth"
According to a US Marine Corps (USMC) announcement, the Corps is rolling out brand-new handheld counter-drone systems to units this year. The new devices will be operable by all troops… Continue reading "US Marine Corps Rolling Out Handheld Counter-Drone Systems to Troops"
Rocket Lab’s leading position in the hypersonic flight testing market reached a new height on April 14, when it announced it had been selected as part of the UK’s £1… Continue reading "Rocket Lab Signs the UK as its First International Hypersonic Testing Partner"
Departing from the Lockheed Martin assembly plant in Greenville, South Carolina, on March 31, Bulgaria’s first F-16 Block 70 Fighting Falcon fighter jet arrived at Graf Ignatievo (3rd Fighter Air… Continue reading "New Era for Bulgaria’s Air Force: First F-16 Block 70 Lands at Graf Ignatievo Base"
The Missile Defense Agency and the U.S. Navy successfully demonstrated a simulated interception of a hypersonic threat by the Aegis Combat System, advancing the shipborne combat system’s ability to counter… Continue reading "Aegis Combat System Performs Simulated Interception Of Hypersonic Threat In New Test"
The U.S. Army says that three crew members of a M88 Hercules engineering vehicle that sank in a boggy area on March 25 have been found dead after the recovery… Continue reading "UPDATED: Three Crew Members Of U.S. Army Engineering Vehicle That Sank In Lithuanian Bog Found Dead"
Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee grilled senior intelligence officials over their involvement in a Signal group chat during a public Wednesday hearing, while the White House insisted that the… Continue reading "Director of National Intelligence Gabbard Does Not Recall Signal Chat Group Contents For Second Day"