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Drone games put Ukrainian military's best to the test
Ukraine hosted the “Wild Drones” contest near Truskavets, bringing together drone operators and manufacturers to test and showcase advanced UAV technologies used in the conflict…
How would U.S. soldiers fight in the Arctic?
Around 4,000 U.S. Army soldiers conducted a large-scale Arctic training exercise at the Yukon Training Center in Alaska to prepare for combat operations in extreme…
Ministry: Russian jets ‘dangerously’ intercept UK aircraft
Two Russian fighter jets repeatedly intercepted a British RAF surveillance aircraft over the Black Sea last month, coming as close as six meters during the…
Captain Tony Morton’s Falklands War Service and Legacy
Captain Tony Morton, the Royal Navy officer who commanded HMS Yarmouth during the Falklands War, died at age 84 due to complications from Parkinson’s disease.…
Deployment By Carrier Was Longest In Decades
The U.S.S. Gerald R. Ford is returning to Norfolk after completing the longest deployment by a U.S. warship since the Vietnam War, which included shifts…
A little luxury amid all that lethality
Leading Seaman Nathaniel, one of the first Australian sailors to serve on a U.S. Virginia-class nuclear submarine, has praised the improved living conditions, including daily…
Hezbollah Deploys Camera-Equipped Explosive Drones in New Threat to Israel
Hezbollah has deployed low-cost explosive drones tethered by fiber-optic cables along the Israel-Lebanon border, challenging Israeli forces by evading conventional detection and jamming methods. In…
Snipers in Ukraine Give Way to Drones on the Battlefield
Ukrainian sniper Vyacheslav Kovalskiy has shifted from active marksmanship to supporting drone operations as small explosive drones increasingly replace traditional snipers on the battlefield. This…
Pentagon Cancels Armored Brigade Deployment to Poland Amid Troop Cuts
The Pentagon has canceled the deployment of the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team to Poland, affecting over 4,000 troops and altering the U.S. military posture…
Israel sent Iron Dome to UAE during Iran war, Huckabee confirms
Israel has deployed Iron Dome missile defense batteries and personnel to the United Arab Emirates to help protect against Iranian attacks, marking the system’s first…
IDF using robots to move beyond Litani River
The Israel Defense Forces' Golani Brigade advanced to the Litani River in southern Lebanon, employing first-person view drones for enhanced intelligence and operational precision. This…
IDF using robots to move beyond Litani River
The Israeli Golani Brigade has advanced to the Litani River in southern Lebanon, utilizing autonomous drones and robotic technology to enhance reconnaissance and reduce soldier…
America’s Air Superiority Is Losing Altitude Against China
China's rapid development and deployment of sixth-generation stealth fighters, including the J-36 and J-50, threaten U.S. air dominance as America faces aging aircraft, a shrinking…
Gut-turning photos of food on Navy ships spark outrage
Family members and lawmakers have criticized the quality and quantity of food provided to U.S. Navy sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli,…
Site of Downed U.S., Israeli Aircraft Added to National Heritage List
Iran has officially designated the site where American and Israeli aircraft were downed in early April as a national heritage location within its Sacred Defense…
IRGC Warns U.S. to Leave Persian Gulf, Vows Retaliation
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warned the United States against its military presence in the Persian Gulf, accusing it of destabilizing the region and…
USS Gerald R. Ford Withdraws From West Asia Amid Mechanical Failures
The USS Gerald R. Ford will withdraw from West Asia in mid-May 2026 after a record 309-day deployment marked by mechanical failures and crew injuries.…
US considers deploying hypersonic Dark Eagle missiles to Middle East
The US Central Command has requested the deployment of Dark Eagle hypersonic missiles to the Middle East to counter Iran’s relocation of missile launchers beyond…
U.S. Advances Counter-Drone Capabilities in Iran Conflict
The U.S. Army has fast-tracked the acquisition of approximately 13,000 AI-equipped Merops counter-drone systems following the conflict in Iran, enabled by streamlined procurement processes. This…
U.S.S. Cole Strike Led the Navy To Bolster Its Warship Defenses
The U.S. Navy has upgraded its warship defenses in the Gulf by deploying enhanced weapons, helicopters, and drones to counter asymmetric threats similar to the…
NK tests cluster bombs in latest missile launch
North Korea tested cluster bomb warheads on Hwasong-11 ballistic missiles during a launch overseen by Kim Jong-un from the Sinpo region targeting the East Sea.…
IDF says Hezbollah was responsible for French UNIFIL peacekeeper’s death in southern Lebanon
A French UN peacekeeper was killed and three others injured in a shooting near the Litani River in southern Lebanon, with preliminary investigations pointing to…
Troops on US naval ships left with bad taste in mouth as sailors cannot stomach rations
U.S. Marines and sailors aboard the USS Tripoli and USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East have reported dwindling food supplies and poor-quality rations during…
USS Gerald R. Ford Aircraft Carrier Breaks Deployment Record
The USS Gerald R. Ford set a new U.S. record by remaining deployed at sea for 295 days, surpassing the previous post-Vietnam War record held…
US Navy Remains at Risk from Hits by Iran Small Boats
The United States has launched a naval blockade of Iranian ports to cut off maritime trade and apply economic pressure following failed peace talks. This…
Iran reported to retain thousands of missiles
U.S. intelligence reports that Iran still maintains thousands of ballistic missiles and can potentially reactivate many launchers despite losing over half of its missile systems…