Exercises
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May- 2022 -19 May
Israel to Hold Military Exercise Simulating Large-Scale Attack on Iran
The Israeli Air Force plans to conduct a military exercise later this month simulating a large-scale strike on Iran.
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18 May
Taiwan Flight Tests Upgraded Tengyun Armed Drone
Taiwan’s National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology has been flight testing the Tengyun II unmanned aerial vehicle for the past two weeks.
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17 May
US Air Force Tests Air-Launched Hypersonic Weapon
A US Air Force B-52H Stratofortress test-launched a hypersonic weapon off the Southern California coast last week.
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16 May
China Builds Taiwanese Port, Ship Mockups for Missile Testing: Report
China has created mockups of a Taiwanese port and military vessel, a former Taiwanese Navy officer revealed.
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12 May
China Practices Striking US Carriers With Hypersonic Missiles: Report
China has created a string of facilities to practice naval ship targeting with long-range ballistic missiles in Xinxiang’s Taklamakan Desert.
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10 May
Raytheon, Rafael Test US Marine Medium-Range Interceptor Capability
Raytheon and Rafael have live-tested the Medium Range Interceptor Capability to examine the integration of its key components.
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5 May
US Marines Build Underground Defense System
US Marine Corps engineers completed the construction of an underground defense system during a recent field exercise in North Carolina.
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4 May
101st Airborne Conducts High Capacity Line of Sight Signals Training
Soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division have trained in constructing and operating the High Capacity Line of Sight system.
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2 May
US Air Force Tests New Ship-Killing Smart Bomb
The US Air Force Research Laboratory has demonstrated a new low-cost, ship-killing smart bomb in the Gulf of Mexico.
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2 May
Turkey Air Force Pulls Out of Military Exercise in Athens
Turkey's air force has pulled out of a military exercise scheduled to be held in Greece next month, security sources said.
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