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By Joseph Trevithick Nov 29, 2021

China's Mysterious Hypersonic Weapon Can Stay In Orbit According To Space Force General

The ability to keep a nuclear-armed hypersonic glide vehicle in orbit for a prolonged period of time makes for a far more unpredictable threat.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 29, 2021

China's New Y-20U Tanker Joined Dozens Of Other Warplanes Flying Near Taiwan

A growing fleet of Y-20U tankers will offer a significant boost to China's long-range air combat capabilities well beyond the Taiwan Strait.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 24, 2021

Pentagon Stands Up New Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Group As Congress Pushes For Even More Action

There is finally a growing consensus that unexplained aerial phenomena may represent national security risks.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 23, 2021

Flurry Of Air Force Transports Head To East Africa As Potential For Ethiopia Evacuation Grows

A coalition of anti-government factions has been getting closer to Ethiopia's capital after more than a year of civil war.
By Joseph Trevithick , Thomas Newdick and Tyler Rogoway Nov 22, 2021

China’s Hypersonic Mystery Weapon Released Its Own Payload And Nobody Knows Why (Updated)

The mystery surrounding China's hypersonic vehicle test last summer has deepened after the craft reportedly launched its own projectile.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 22, 2021

Ukrainian Troops Have Been Firing American-Made Javelin Missiles At Russian-Backed Forces

The disclosure that Ukrainian troops have been employing Javelin missiles in combat comes as fears grow that Russian could launch a new invasion.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 19, 2021

This Is Our First Look At The Army's New 20mm Aerial Cannon On An Actual Helicopter

The XM915 cannon is being tested on a UH-60 Black Hawk, but is under development for the Army's Future Armed Reconnaissance Aircraft.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 18, 2021

USS Connecticut Left Port In Guam For The First Time Since Hitting A Seamount: Report

The Navy says USS Connecticut would need to go back to its homeport in Washington State for more extensive repairs.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 18, 2021

Bureaucracy And Chaos Strangled The Military's Response To The Capitol Riot

An official report lays out procedural hurdles, confusion, and outright panicking that affected how fast military personnel responded on January 6th.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 17, 2021

The Potentially Game-Changing Celera 500L Has Finished Its First Round Of Flight Tests

The company behind this unusual design, Otto Aviation, says the tests show the aircraft is on its way to meeting very ambitious performance goals.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 17, 2021

Top Gun: Maverick's Massive Support From The U.S. Military Is Laid Out In These Documents

Official documents detail the use of Navy aircraft, carriers, and bases, as well as provide details about the actual production of the movie.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 16, 2021

Here's What You Should Know About The Escalating Crisis Along Belarus' Border

New clashes come as Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania have been considering invoking NATO's Article 4 to ask the alliance to take new action.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 15, 2021

Russian Anti-Satellite Test Produces Dangerous Debris Cloud In Orbit (Updated)

U.S. Space Command has confirmed a "debris-generating event," which now presents a potential risk to the International Space Station.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 12, 2021

B-52 Bomber's Wing Torn Up After Hitting Fence At Barksdale Air Force Base (Updated)

After a report stating that significant damage to a B-52 occurred during a ground movement, base officials have confirmed a mishap did occur. 
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 12, 2021

Air Force F-16 Carried Dragon's Eye Radar Pod Alongside B-1 Bombers On Red Sea Mission

The advanced radar pod gives F-16s a major boost in target and surveillance capabilities that would be very valuable in this strategic region.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 11, 2021

China Built A Mothership For Training Its Forces To Defend Against Drone Swarms

The vessel and its drones underscore China's focus on swarm capabilities and its appreciation for the risks they pose to its own navy.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 10, 2021

Decommissioned Navy Cruisers Could Be The Answer To Guam's Missile Defense Needs

Mooring retired Ticonderoga class cruisers around Guam could offer an efficient way to greatly expand the island's missile defense umbrella.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 9, 2021

Watch This Hypersonic Test Aircraft Wow A Crowd With Its Afterburner

Hermeus, a hypersonic aviation startup, hopes to begin actually flight testing this design, with help from the US Air Force, as early as next year.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 9, 2021

Afghan Pilots That Fled To Tajikistan Are Finally About To Leave With U.S. Help

Ex-Afghan Air Force personnel who escaped Afghanistan as the Taliban took control had found themselves virtual captives in Tajikistan.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 8, 2021

Poland Sold Shoulder-Fired Anti-Aircraft Missiles With Coded Locks To Prevent Unauthorized Use

This kind of technology has been reported to exist to help ease concerns about terrorists getting their hands on portable anti-aircraft missiles.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 8, 2021

Army Revives Cold War Nuclear Missile Unit To Deploy New Long-Range Weapons In Europe

56th Artillery Command's return to Germany after 30 years reflects how critical ground-launched missiles would be in any future conflict with Russia.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 5, 2021

Planetary Defense Test To See If An Asteroid's Path Can Be Changed Is About To Launch

An upcoming test will explore the feasibility of using a "kinetic impactor" spacecraft to change the trajectory of an asteroid by crashing into it.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 5, 2021

C-130 Successfully Snatches Gremlins Drone In Midair

Recent tests demonstrated that a mothership aircraft could launch and recover an X-61A Gremlins drone in flight.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 4, 2021

Likely Drone Attack On U.S. Power Grid Revealed In New Intelligence Report (Updated)

An apparent attack on a power substation in Pennsylvania underscores the very real threat drones pose to domestic critical infrastructure.
By Joseph Trevithick Nov 4, 2021

Marine Corps Rejects Reports That It ‘Surrendered’ To British Forces During Exercise

The U.K. Royal Marines that reportedly trounced a U.S. Marines Corps unit were actually fighting right alongside other American Marines.