The U.S. Space Force has awarded its first prototype contracts to develop space based interceptors intended to destroy missile threats within minutes of launch.
Former Canadian military officers have urged the government not to reduce its future F-35A fleet and switch to Gripen E/F fighters from Saab.
The War Department has set six technology priorities to ensure US warfighters receive critical capabilities quickly, with directed energy, hypersonics and artificial intelligence among the focus areas.
The U.S. Air Force and the Italian Air Force have begun a joint undergraduate flying training Small Group Tryout at the International Flight Training School at Decimomannu Air Base.
United States Marines and Sailors serving with Marine Rotational Force – Europe will take part in Finland’s annual maritime exercise Freezing Winds 25 across the Baltic Sea region.
Kymeta and Innovative Rocket Technologies Inc. have announced a strategic partnership to develop, integrate and test Kymeta’s new conformal multi-orbit technology within iRocket’s missile interceptors.
President Trump announced on Tuesday that he had signed a strategic defence agreement formally designising Saudi Arabia as a major non-NATO ally.
Saab has invested in Pythom, a space technology company with Swedish roots that develops lightweight and rapidly deployable rockets aimed at making access to space more flexible, affordable and resilient.
U.S. Marines carry out a historic High Mobility Artillery Rocket System live fire at the Combined Arms Training Center Camp Fuji on 27 October, marking a significant moment for U.S. defence two weeks before the Marine Corps Birthday.
Admiral Daryl Caudle, Chief of Naval Operations of the United States, visited HD Hyundai Heavy Industries in Ulsan to review its shipbuilding capabilities and discuss cooperation under the MASGA initiative.
U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a new military and surveillance campaign on Thursday, unveiling “Operation Southern Spear” as an effort to pummel “narco-terrorists.”
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said the United States had agreed to support Seoul’s pursuit of nuclear-powered submarines as both governments released final details of their trade and security agreement.
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