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NASHVILLE — The Army plans to award vendors contracts in the next few months to experiment with “ultra long-range” launched…
Since the United States began to blockade Iran’s ports on Tuesday, 13 ships have heeded warnings from U.S. warships to…
Defence Minister Richard Marles today announced the government’s new National Defence Strategy (NDS) and its accompanying spending outline, the Integrated…
The U.S. Air Force for the first time utilized the service’s new artificial intelligence wargame system in an event late…
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As the Pentagon pursues a review of the effectiveness of women in ground combat roles, a group of lawmakers is…
The world’s attention is fixed on the Strait of Hormuz now that the U.S. Navy is blockading the crucial shipping…
No ship entered or exited Iranian ports during the first 24 hours of a sweeping U.S. maritime blockade, in an…
WASHINGTON — Germany’s Rheinmetall and the Netherlands’ Destinus today announced plans to form a joint venture between the two to…
The Army—the last of the U.S. services to introduce a tiltrotor aircraft—is gathering lessons and working through challenges as it…