Lockheed Martin closed 2025 with a record number of 191 F-35 deliveries across all three variants. The figure eclipses the ...

The U.S. invasion of Venezuela raises fundamental questions about how Washington now defines its national security interests ...

After over a decade of rule characterized by pervasive economic and political tumult that generated an exodus of millions of ...

Hypersonic weapons are reshaping modern military competitions. As the U.S. advances its capabilities, understanding the structure, progress, and strategic intent of its programs is essential. Current ...

An F/A-18F Super Hornet landing on the USS Theodore Roosevelt in 2021. (Source: U.S. Navy) The U.S. Navy has awarded GE Aerospace a new $22.2 million research and development contract to upgrade the ...

Throughout this past year, Dassault and Airbus have been locked in an increasingly public battle over the direction of the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), a program to deliver a next-generation ...

The U.S. Army AH-64E Apache helicopter conducted successful C-UAS live-fires at a recent exercise at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) New River, N.C. Image–Matt Ryan, courtesy from S.C. Army National ...

The longest government shutdown in history has finally ended, but what does that mean for the Pentagon’s FY26 budget? To fully understand the next steps for the Pentagon, it’s important to know the ...

With an intercept window of just three minutes, Artificial Intelligence is being pushed as a core component of the ambitious space-based system. Image – Forecast International (AI-generated) President ...

Leaders of NATO space forces agree with the conclusion U.S. Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. B. Chance Salzman reached in his March “Space Warfighting” document: military planners can no ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the prevalence of loitering munitions and forced armies to rethink how they deliver and survive fires. The technology offers inexpensive precision, with ...

Global defense spending surged by 8.1% in 2024, reaching an unprecedented $2.3 trillion as governments worldwide respond to a rapidly evolving security landscape. From Eastern Europe to the ...