More than 180 experts from the War Department and multiple federal agencies met in Alexandria, Virginia, yesterday to begin a three-year initiative to deliver counter-small unmanned aircraft system capabilities to U.S
The Philippines is pursuing the acquisition of five additional retired TC-90 maritime patrol aircraft from Japan as both governments continue talks on the possible transfer of used Japanese destroyer escorts. Philippine Navy chief Vice Adm
The South Korean Navy launched the 3,600-ton missile frigate Jeonnam at the SK Ocean Plant in Goseong, South Gyeongsang Province, yesterday. The vessel is the Navys third frigate of this class, following the Chungnam and Gyeongbuk
More than 2,000 British soldiers and veterans have filed the first formal legal action in the U.K
The Israeli Ministry of Defense has signed a multi-billion dollar contract with Rafael to accelerate mass production of Iron Dome interceptors, using funds from the U.S
An Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot was killed on Friday when a Tejas LCA Mk-1 fighter jet crashed during a display at the Dubai Airshow, the IAF confirmed. “An IAF Tejas aircraft met with an accident during an aerial display at Dubai Air Show, today
A U.S
The U.K
The United States has approved two separate Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases to India involving Javelin missile systems and M982A1 Excalibur precision-guided projectiles, with a combined estimated value of more than $92 million, according to notifications issued by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). The State Department authorized the potential sale of Javelin missile systems and associated equipment valued at
without a cockpit, which sources told defensemirror.com is a mock-up of the unmanned version of the proposed Su-75 fighter jet