United States accelerates B61-13 nuclear bomb development with revised timeline
The United States is expediting the development of its next-generation B61-13 nuclear gravity bomb, shaving seven months off the original timeline.
The United States is expediting the development of its next-generation B61-13 nuclear gravity bomb, shaving seven months off the original timeline.
Military scholarships and aid programs let active duty personnel, veterans, and their families reduce or even eliminate the cost of higher education.
Ukraine has significantly expanded its defence manufacturing capabilities in 2024, producing military equipment worth USD 9 billion.
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has confirmed a further USD 5.1 billion in budget reductions aimed at eliminating what it describes as wasteful spending.
The Russian government has been devoting an ever-increasing volume of resources to the war with Ukraine, while attempting to maintain normality for its citizens.
The move is intended to simplify international arms sales and boost revenues for American defence manufacturers, while also supporting domestic job creation.
The American defence technology company Epirus has unveiled a new high-power microwave (HPM) system designed specifically for maritime environments.
Nokia, Telia, and the Finnish Defence Forces have successfully completed the world’s first live cross-border handover of a 5G standalone network slice.
Two U.S. Navy pilots recently visited Boeing employees in St. Louis to discuss the operational role of the F/A-18 Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler during a recent deployment.
Anduril Industries has successfully completed two live-fire tests of its 21-inch hypersonic solid rocket motor, developed in partnership with the U.S. Navy's STANDARD Missile Program.
Though it has difficulties—especially regarding education—serving in the military may be an extremely fulfilling experience.
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