Japanese marine forces conducted a simulated amphibious assault on an island beach near the East China Sea, aiming to repel potential invaders from Japanese territory. The training was held on an island deemed vulnerable to Chinese invasion in yet another practice run preparing for potential attacks.
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A recent Air Force report of carcinogenic levels in underground control centers at Montana nuclear missile bases and analysis of hundreds of reported cancer cases by U.S. military servicemembers have brought a spotlight to an often ignored issue at such bases. Air Force command revealed that the samples...
A number of Chinese companies have been recorded as supplying a variety of arms and military equipment to Russia, including one thousand CQ-A civilian model rifles, body armor, DJI drone parts, and "dual-use" technology and equipment, according to shipment trackers and record information obtained by Politico and publicly available....
In an interview on Wednesday with the Financial Times Lockheed Martin's chief operating officer (COO,) Frank St. John, said there is "a lot of conversation about third party transfer of F-16s." St. John went on to say that his company will ramp up production of the jets so they'll...
After a tense set of politically charged negotiations, the Canadian government has announced it will be purchasing 88 F-35 Lightning II from Lockheed Martin. Officials have said deliveries will begin in 2026 with four aircraft, with further shipments scheduled over a six to eight year period. The fleet is...
The Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia’s only aircraft carrier and flagship of the Russian Navy, caught fire while in port for years-long repairs, state Media TASS reports.
The head of United Shipbuilding Corporation, which is the contractor responsible for repairs, stated that the fire was “small” and was rapidly extinguished, with no damage...