Royal Air Force Reverses Decades-Old Policy to Boost Recruitment
The Royal Air Force has decided to reverse its decades-old policy on body art in an attempt to boost recruitment.
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Australia Advances MQ-28A Ghost Bat Program, Injects Additional $260M
The Australian government has injected $260 million in additional funding for its MQ-28A Ghost Bat autonomous drone program.
India to Develop Three Spy Planes
India will develop three signals intelligence and communications jamming system aircraft after attempting to procure them from abroad.
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Suspected jihadists killed nine people in a raid on three villages in a Niger region bordering insurgency-hit Mali and Burkina…
Ukraine’s New Army Chief Says Military Must Evolve to Succeed
Ukraine's newly appointed military chief, Oleksandr Syrsky, said his forces would need to evolve and be prepared to alter how…
Three Firms Vie for US Navy’s New Large Underwater Drone
The US Navy has selected three vendors to develop competing prototypes of its new, large undersea drone to protect against…
US Army Cancels FARA Helicopter Program Despite Spending $2B
The US Army is calling off the development of its much-awaited Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft.
Greece Mulls Selling 18 Phased-Out Mirages to India
The Hellenic Air Force is reportedly looking to sell 18 decommissioned Mirage 2000 fighter jets to India after its Rafale…
Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas Wars Reveal All [Cyber] Conflicts Are Global
Today's conflicts, such as those in Gaza and Ukraine, are intertwined with cyber warfare, blurring the lines between traditional hacktivism,…
India Announces Maiden Precision Artillery Round Development
IIT Madras is partnering with Munitions India Limited to develop the country’s first 155mm “smart” artillery round.