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By Joseph Trevithick Dec 6, 2019

Did Israel Just Conduct A Ballistic Missile Test From A Base On Its Mediterranean Coast?

Israel confirmed a shadowy "rocket propulsion system" test took place at a base tied to its top-secret nuclear-capable ballistic missile programs.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 6, 2019

Russia Built A NATO Spec Identification Friend Or Foe System For Turkey's S-400 Batteries

It's still hard to see NATO pilots being comfortable betting their lives on a Russian-built IFF system, beyond all the other security concerns.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 5, 2019

Navy Boss Hints At A Very Different Looking Future Fleet Of Naval Combat Aircraft

He also talked about the possibility of deploying those manned and unmanned aircraft on ships beyond traditional aircraft carriers.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 5, 2019

Photo Emerges Showing Sweden's Stealthy Visby Class Corvette's Tiny Radar Signature

The ships combine a radar-deflecting physical design with composite materials and other features to achieve an impressive level of low observability.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 4, 2019

U.S. Seizes Missile Parts Headed To Yemen Amid Reports Of New Iranian Threats (Updated)

The U.S. may be considering deploying up to 14,000 additional military personnel to the Middle East in the near future to counter Iran's moves.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 4, 2019

Canada's VVIP 'Can Force One' Jet Faces Months Of Repairs After Rolling Into A Hangar Wall

The aircraft has already been a source of controversy on many occasions over its nearly three decades in Royal Canadian Air Force service.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 3, 2019

Navy Amphibious Warfare Ship USS Portland Spotted Heading To Sea With New Laser Turret (Updated)

The laser represents a large leap in power output over previous systems and is hardened to operate in the harsh maritime environment.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 3, 2019

Another Syrian Terrorist Seemingly Killed By Hellfire Missile With Pop-Out Sword Blades (Updated)

The targeted strike took place less than 10 miles from where U.S. forces recently conducted a raid that led to the death of ISIS' leader al-Baghdadi.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 2, 2019

China's New Surveillance Blimp In The South China Sea Is Likely Just The Beginning

Tethered sensor-laden aerostats are a low-cost way for China to expand its situational awareness in the region and to help defend its island outposts.

By Joseph Trevithick Dec 2, 2019

Russia Plans To Set Up Massive New Radar Array To Help "Control" The Arctic Region

Russia claims the new radar would give it enhanced early warning of incoming aircraft, cruise missiles, and hypersonic weapons from the region.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 27, 2019

The First Narco Submarine Ever Seized Off A European Coast Is A Monster

This is the first time authorities in Europe have intercepted one of these vessels, which have been a staple in Latin American drug smuggling.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 27, 2019

The Army Has Been Buying Alternative "Barrier Blind" Hollow-Point Ammo For Its New Pistols

The cartridge is designed to better punch through obstacles such as windows or even just heavy clothing and then still work like it's supposed to.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 26, 2019

Mysterious Airspace Violation That Triggered D.C. Lockdowns Highlights Air Defense Challenges

Reports now say a flock of birds, a balloon, or something else, may have been the culprit, but the response to it was telling, regardless.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 26, 2019

U.S. Inspectors Have Examined Russia's Imminently Operational Hypersonic Missile

The U.S. government sent officials to Russia to inspect the weapon system under the terms of a strategic arms control deal.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 25, 2019

Is This Mysterious Russian Air-To-Air Missile Tailored To Fit The Su-57's Side Bays?

It has long been unclear what missile the Su-57 was supposed to carry in its wing root bays. This could be the answer.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 25, 2019

Famous Military Dog Conan Who Chased ISIS Leader Al Baghdadi Gets Medal At The White House

Conan has acted as the mascot for the historic raid that brought down one of the most sadistic human beings in modern history.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 25, 2019

Turkey Tests F-16s And F-4s Against S-400 Radars In Defiance Of U.S. Sanctions Threats

The U.S. government has called on its Turkish counterparts for months to not "activate" the radars and abandon the purchase altogether.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 21, 2019

Japanese Shipbuilder Pitches Amphibious Assault Ship For Country's Growing Marine Forces

Carrying MV-22 Ospreys and Marines riding in armored amphibious vehicles, the ships could help Japan project power beyond its home islands.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 21, 2019

Pair Of U.S. Air Force T-38 Talon Jet Trainers Involved In Fatal Mishap In Oklahoma (Updated)

Both jets departed the runway during the accident and one flipped over completely.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 20, 2019

Russia Even Ripped Out The Toilets Before Returning Ukraine's Ships It Seized

The head of the Ukrainian Navy says that Russians treated the vessels "barbarically" and that they've come back in very poor condition.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 20, 2019

SpaceX's Starship Prototype Explodes During Ground Test In Texas (Updated)

SpaceX reportedly started pressure testing of the potentially revolutionary prototype just days ago.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 19, 2019

Boeing Conducts Flight Test Of Surrogate Drones For Australia's Loyal Wingman Program

The program is using lower-end jet drones to help demonstrate the concept that will eventually use stealthy fighter-sized drones.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 18, 2019

New Type Of GPS Spoofing Attack In China Creates "Crop Circles" Of False Location Data

The eerie patterns are unlike anything experts have seen in previous GPS spoofing incidents, which have typically pointed to a single location.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 18, 2019

Russia Says UAE Could Help Build Su-57s As Gulf Nation Puts F-35 Ambitions On Hold

The Russians need a partner to help share the costs of the Su-57 program and are offering a similar deal to other potential customers.

By Joseph Trevithick Nov 15, 2019

Watch Russian Submariners Train To Escape A Burning Submarine Through A Torpedo Tube

Russia is no stranger to submarine fires and other accidents, including a blaze on the spy sub Losharik earlier this year that killed 14.