air defense

UK to Supply Ukraine With Air Defense Missiles

Britain said it would supply Ukraine with air defense missiles to defend itself against Russian assaults.

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US Speeding Up Ukraine NASAMS Delivery Following Missile Attacks

The US is speeding up the delivery of eight NASAMS promised to Ukraine following the Russian missile barrage earlier this week.

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US Air Force, Aerojet Test Next-Generation Rocket Motor

The US Air Force and Aerojet Rocketdyne have completed the design verification test of a next-generation large solid rocket motor.

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US OKs $3B NASAMS, MRADS for Kuwait

The US State Department has approved the sale of the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System and Medium Range Air Defense System to Kuwait.

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India Tests Very Short-Range Air Defense System Missiles

India has conducted two successful flight tests of its indigenously developed very short-range air defense system missiles.

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USAF Drones to Receive AI Gun Detection Solution

The US Air Force has awarded ZeroEyes a contract to deliver its AI gun detection solution for the service’s drones at the Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.

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US Army Greenlights Full Deployment of Enterprise Aviation Software

The US Army Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems has been granted authority to proceed with full system deployment of the Global Combat Support System-Army Enterprise Aviation software.

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US Air Force, Army Demonstrate Enhanced Air and Missile Defense Technology

The US Air Force and Army have conducted a technical demonstration of deployable integrated air defense system technology at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida.

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Estonia Allocates Budget for Mid-Range Air Defense Systems

Estonia has allocated budgetary funds to buy aerial weapon systems, Estonian Minister of Defence Hanno Pevkur announced.

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Russia’s Blunted Air Support Crippled Ground Campaign: US General

Ukrainian air defense blunted Russian air superiority early in the war, limiting Moscow’s ability to provide air support to its ground forces, US Air Force Genenal James B. Hecker revealed.

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