The US Army has taken a significant step forward in its mid-tier air defense missile competition, advancing two top contenders - Lockheed Martin and a Boeing-Anduril team - to the second phase of the Integrated Fires Protection Capability Increment 2 (IFPC Inc 2) Second Interceptor competition. This development brings the military one step closer to bolstering its air defense capabilities with a more affordable and versatile range of interceptors.
China's Coast Guard is taking a giant leap in capabilities with its newest addition - a versatile amphibious landing craft, now part of its fleet. This unexpected move raises questions about the coast guard's future plans and the potential implications.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, US spy agencies face a new landscape of threats, but former CIA deputy director Michael Morell believes the country is significantly safer, having made notable gains against terrorist organizations. However, he also acknowledges that the US overreacted in its response, citing costly policy choices like the Iraq War and prolonged conflict in Afghanistan.
The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, bears an uncanny resemblance to the Cold War's failed Central Treaty Organization (CENTO), sparking concerns about its potential for success. Can this new pact overcome the shortcomings of its predecessor and deliver meaningful defense cooperation?
Discover the game-changing air defence missile that's set to revolutionize the way we counter mass attacks - and learn how it was showcased alongside cutting-edge tech like missile interceptors and laser weapons at MSPO 2026. MBDA's latest innovation is making waves in the defence industry with its surprisingly low cost and high impact.
The sustainment of critical weapons systems like Patriot air-and-missile defense is under pressure, with growing operational demands testing the limits of defense firms and the industrial base that supports them. Can the industry keep up with evolving needs and ensure the long-term viability of these vital systems?
The Oregon Air National Guard's 142nd Wing just made history with the F-15EX Eagle II, successfully conducting the first live bomb drops during a training deployment to Nellis Air Force Base. This milestone achievement unlocks a world of possibilities for the aircraft's future capabilities.
US military leaders are facing a daunting challenge: securing a $1.5 trillion budget to sustain their priorities, but Congress has thrown a wrench into the works with a steep reduction in reconciliation funding, slashing the administration's $350 billion request to just $60 billion for Iran war operations.
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The 9/11 attacks sparked a seismic shift in security policy, prompting the US to launch the Global War on Terror and Australia to stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the fight against terrorism, forever changing the domestic reality for both nations.
The Israel Defense Forces is revolutionizing its approach to modern warfare with the launch of a new branch dedicated to unmanned systems and artificial intelligence, a move that promises to propel the military into a new era of innovation. By early December, this cutting-edge branch will be fully operational, harnessing the power of AI to stay ahead of the rapidly evolving battlefield.
Meet Shershen, a game-changing surface-to-air missile system that's pushing the boundaries of detection and defense with its cutting-edge Athena radar, capable of spotting targets up to 85 kilometers away. Its modular design allows for interchangeable air-to-air missiles, making it a highly adaptable and formidable force on the battlefield.
The Houthi rebels have captured the strategic coastal city of Mokha, seizing control of its port and airport in a significant breakthrough under heavy fire. Footage shows Houthi fighters patrolling the city's seaport and airport runway, with videos and images of seized equipment and celebratory footage spreading across social media.
As the US sits out crucial talks on protecting civilians in combat, a pressing question lingers: are we ready to tackle this problem and make a real difference? The absence of the US from a NATO meeting in Brussels has left many wondering when those who care about mitigating civilian harm can come together to find a solution.
The Army has selected Lockheed Martin and a Boeing-Anduril team to move forward in the Indirect Fire Protection Capability (IFPC) Increment 2 interceptor prototype program, advancing to the demonstration phase. This significant step eliminates Rafael's US subsidiary from the competition, setting the stage for the next phase of development.
The US is ramping up its military might with cutting-edge bunker-busting tech, even as President Trump hints at a potential strike, saying "we may hit Pickaxe Mountain very soon." This development comes alongside a secret contract awarded to Pate Construction for a top-secret project at the White Sands Missile Range.
The Pentagon is ramping up its leak investigation tactics, using polygraph tests on dozens of military officers and civilian employees in a massive probe into press leaks about the Iran war and depleted US munitions. Roughly 50 personnel on the Joint Staff were subjected to the tests in August in an unprecedented move.
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The Pentagon has chosen Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indiana to host a cutting-edge nuclear microreactor, a decision driven by the need to meet a tight 2028 deadline to deploy the first military reactor. This strategic move aims to accelerate the development of this game-changing technology.
EDGE Group has successfully delivered six unmanned HT 100 NAVAL helicopters to the Angolan Navy, marking a significant milestone after completing rigorous Factory Acceptance Trials in Switzerland. This achievement follows a major contract signed in 2023, solidifying a new era of naval capabilities.
Meet the Wildfire, General Atomics' game-changing drone designed to revolutionize high-demand missions with its cutting-edge, attrition-tolerant design and flexible payload capabilities. This sleek, next-gen aircraft is poised to outshine its predecessor, the MQ-9A Reaper, with a scalable and cost-effective solution for the modern battlefield.
The Pentagon is gearing up to adjust its FY27 priorities due to funding uncertainty, with Comptroller Jules Hurst hinting that the department may revisit its requests with appropriators if the $350 billion reconciliation package isn't passed. This potential shift could impact high-priority programs like Golden Dome, munitions buys, and Defense Autonomy.
The US Navy has upgraded its Point Defense System with the Mk 38 Mod 4 Machine Gun System, a game-changing combo that tackles threats from unmanned aerial systems with precision and firepower. This cutting-edge system pairs a 30mm chain gun with a .50 caliber machine gun, ready to take on emerging challenges.
Meet GI Zhou, who's getting cozy with the QBU-202, a cutting-edge sniper rifle chambered in 8.6×70mm Lapua Magnum - and it's clear China's armed forces are taking their long-range precision capabilities to the next level. This high-tech rifle is getting the personal touch, with soldiers treating it like a trusted companion.
Europe's defence industry is shifting towards low-cost air defence solutions, with a focus on scalable surface-to-air missiles that can take down drones and cruise missiles with equal effectiveness. This pivot is driven by the lessons of the Russia-Ukraine War, where Ukraine has seen Russia increasingly favour jet-powered Geran-4/5 drones over piston-powered Geran-3s.
The Pentagon's new cyber strategy is shifting gears, focusing on high-impact offensive operations that drive real results, not just defense for its own sake. It's about delivering big, muscular blows that produce tangible outcomes, according to Brig. Gen. William Wilburn, the Department of Defense's deputy principal cyber advisor.