Iron Dome Architect Develops New Counter-Swarm Drone Defense System
An Israeli-American defense startup led by a veteran architect of Israel's Iron Dome and David's Sling air defense programs is developing a system designed to intercept large numbers of drones simultaneously, targeting a growing weakness in conventional air defense. Skapion says its Native Counter-Swarm platform is designed to detect, track and engage coordinated drone attacks through a mobile, integrated architecture.…
U.S. Navy Conducts First F-35C Landing on USS John F. Kennedy
The reported first landing of an F-35C Lightning II on the future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) would be an important step in testing the U.S. Navy's second Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier. The event would demonstrate progress toward integrating the Navy's carrier-based stealth fighter with a new ship designed around electromagnetic aircraft launch and advanced recovery systems. The…
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Netherlands Deploys Nuclear-Capable F-35s for NATO Steadfast Noon
The Netherlands has committed F-35A Lightning II fighters to NATO's Steadfast Noon 2026 nuclear deterrence exercise, which began in Italy on October 13. The annual training brings together aircraft and personnel from 17 NATO member…
RAF Voyager Completes 14 Missions During Saudi Arabia Deployment
RAF Voyager Completes 14 Missions in Saudi Arabia A Royal Air Force Voyager tanker has completed 14 operational missions since deploying to Saudi Arabia, providing air-to-air refueling support as the kingdom responds to renewed Houthi…
China-Egypt Air Drills Highlight J-16, KJ-500 Teaming Against Rafale Fighters
Chinese and Egyptian air forces used their 2026 Eagles of Civilization exercise to train against different fighter types, practice beyond-visual-range engagements and conduct aerial refueling, with Chinese state media reporting that airborne surveillance and electronic…
China’s Airshow China 2026 to Feature New PLA Aircraft and Naval Equipment
China plans to use the 16th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, known as Airshow China 2026, to present a wider range of military equipment, including new public appearances by People's Liberation Army (PLA) Air…
Northrop Grumman Completes B-2 Spirit of Kitty Hawk Overhaul
The U.S. Air Force's B-2 Spirit of Kitty Hawk returned to Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, on October 7, 2026, following scheduled depot maintenance by Northrop Grumman that included structural repairs and restoration of the…
Army Report Finds Systemic Failures Behind Fatal 2025 Midair Collision
The U.S. Army has identified a series of failures in communications, aircraft maintenance, pilot training and aviation safety oversight linked to the January 2025 midair collision between an Army UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter and an…
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U.S. Navy Conducts First F-35C Landing on USS John F. Kennedy
The reported first landing of an F-35C Lightning II on the future USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) would be…
Huntington Ingalls Wins $56.2 Million Contract for Foreign Nuclear Submarine Support
Huntington Ingalls Inc., through its Newport News Shipbuilding operation in Virginia, has received a $56.18 million U.S. Navy contract to…
US Forces Disable Cargo Ship Attempting to Evade Iran Blockade
U.S. Central Command says a U.S. military fighter aircraft disabled the Panama-flagged commercial cargo vessel M/V Ocean Molica in the…
Raytheon to Develop Software Upgrades for U.S. Navy Radar Detection
Raytheon will develop new signal-processing algorithms and software upgrades for naval radar systems under a contract from the U.S. Office…
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Mach 2.4 at 65,000 Feet: IAF Pilots Reveal the Real Story Behind the 1997 MiG-25 Islamabad Recon Mission
Beyond the Sonic Boom Former Indian Air Force pilots have provided new first-hand details about a MiG-25 reconnaissance mission that crossed into Pakistani airspace in May 1997, an incident that became one of the best-known episodes involving India's former high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft. Air Marshal Sumit Mukerji and retired Wing Commander…
Kremlin Criticizes France Over M51.3 Nuclear Missile Test
Kremlin Criticizes France Over M51.3 Missile Test The Kremlin has criticized France's October 6 test launch of an M51.3 submarine-launched ballistic missile, arguing that the test reflects what Moscow sees as Europe's growing military focus on confrontation with Russia. The French launch was conducted from the nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine…
Denmark Says Russia Has Escalated Sabotage Operations Against Defense Firms
Russia has intensified efforts to disrupt Danish companies involved in supplying military equipment to Ukraine, according to Denmark's national security and intelligence service, as Copenhagen warns that Moscow is increasingly concentrating its hybrid activities on targets with a direct connection to weapons production. Josefine Christensen, a lead analyst with the…
F-15E Shot Down Over Iran: How the Dude 44 Crew Was Brought Home
F-15E Shot Down Over Iran: Dude 44 Rescue Explained An Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle flying as Dude 44 was shot down over southwestern Iran on April 3, 2026, and both crew members survived. U.S. officials have said the aircraft was hit by a shoulder-fired, heat-seeking missile. The pilot, call…
Operation Mount Hope III: How Two Night Stalker Chinooks Carried a Libyan Hind Out of Chad
Operation Mount Hope III: A Cold War Helicopter Recovery Mission In June 1988, two U.S. Army MH-47D Chinook helicopters flew deep into northern Chad to recover an intact Soviet-designed attack helicopter that had been abandoned by Libya after its defeat in the Chad-Libya conflict. The mission, designated Operation Mount Hope…
U.S. Warns Defense Industry Lacks Capacity for Rapid Weapons Surge
U.S. Defense Industry Faces Weapons Surge Limits The United States does not currently have enough reserve manufacturing capacity to rapidly expand production of some critical weapons and military components during a major crisis, according to a new Department of War manufacturing strategy. The assessment is contained in the Manufacturing Technology…
European Defence Fund Draws Record 612 Proposals for €1 Billion 2026 Round
The European Defence Fund received a record 612 proposals for its 2026 calls, competing for approximately €1.006 billion in European Union support for collaborative defense research and development. The European Commission said submissions increased 49% from the previous year, marking the highest level of interest since the fund was launched…
U.S. Army Selects Five Companies for PrSM Increment 4 Prototypes
U.S. Army Selects Five Companies for PrSM Increment 4 The U.S. Army has selected five defense companies to compete in the next stage of Precision Strike Missile development, opening a multi-vendor prototype competition intended to produce a weapon capable of reaching 1,000 kilometers or more from the M142 High Mobility…
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Mach 2.4 at 65,000 Feet: IAF Pilots Reveal the Real Story Behind the 1997 MiG-25 Islamabad Recon Mission
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F-15E Shot Down Over Iran: How the Dude 44 Crew Was Brought Home
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Iron Dome Architect Develops New Counter-Swarm Drone Defense System
An Israeli-American defense startup led by a veteran architect of Israel's Iron Dome and David's Sling air defense programs is developing a system designed to intercept large numbers of drones simultaneously, targeting a growing weakness…
Pakistan Tests Extended-Range Fatah-2 Hypersonic Ballistic Missile
Pakistan's Army conducted a test launch of the Fatah-2 Extended Range (ER) hypersonic ballistic missile on October 13, 2026, evaluating a longer-range version of a weapon system the military says is designed to strike targets…
Lockheed Martin Outlines Layered Air Defense Plans, Debuts PAC-3 Edge
Lockheed Martin Expands Air Defense Portfolio With New Interceptor Designs Lockheed Martin is advancing several air and missile defense programs intended to address different parts of the aerial threat spectrum, from short-range threats to ballistic…
Raytheon Tests Faster Coyote Interceptor With New Rocket Motor
Raytheon Tests Upgraded Coyote Interceptor to Improve Drone Engagement Speed Raytheon has completed three developmental tests of its Coyote Block 2C+RM counter-unmanned aircraft system interceptor, advancing an upgrade designed to shorten launch and engagement timelines…