A US-based defense technology firm has secured a major contract to produce rocket-powered launch systems for tactical drones, marking a
The sudden disappearance of a US Navy surveillance drone over one of the world’s most sensitive maritime regions has raised
The iconic A-10 Warthog demonstrated its adaptability by flying with a nose-mounted aerial refueling probe for the first time, highlighting
Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have risen again after North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles into the sea off its
China’s Chinese Academy of Sciences has unveiled a compact gravity detector that moves closer to spotting US nuclear submarines. The device uses a SQUID and superconducting suspension to measure tiny gravity shifts, achieving 0.02 E accuracy — approaching the 0.01 E needed for submarine detection. It evades the limits of sonar and radar because gravity cannot be masked. Major hurdles remain for airborne use.
China’s state-owned China South Industries Group has unveiled a handheld coil gun that fires up to 2,000 shots per minute. The electromagnetic weapon produces no flash, little noise, and no shell casings — ideal for stealth and non-lethal operations. Users can lower power to disable rather than kill. Battery limits keep it from replacing traditional guns for now. Larger electromagnetic cannons are also under development.
US B-52 bombers have entered combat over Iran under Operation Epic Fury after US forces dismantled key Iranian air defenses. The B-52H carries 70,000 pounds of bombs and cruise missiles, enabling sustained deep strikes. Aerial refueling keeps bombers aloft for persistent operations. The move signals that non-stealth aircraft can now operate with reduced risk. “Epic Fury” may be an informal name. The shift changes the regional balance.
A new tactical drone from the US’s XDOWN aims to change how quickly soldiers can respond in the field. The
A striking video circulating online has brought global attention to what appears to be a rare and sensitive military discovery.
MGI Engineering has completed initial flight tests of its TigerShark deep-strike drone. Developed with Auterion, the uncrewed platform reaches 750 km/h and flies over 1,000 km. It works without GPS and carries 300 kg of payload. The modular design allows easy upgrades. More testing is needed before deployment. The companies call it a breakthrough for European autonomous systems.
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