Howard Altman    The new shopping portal is being created as the U.S. faces increasing numbers of highly concerning drone incursions over military bases. The post Pentagon Creating Amazon-Like Shopping Portal For Counter-Drone Equipment appeared first on The War Zone.

Tyler Rogoway    We are running on lead-acid batteries and saltines The post Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    Sea trials are a big step for the unique Type 076, which features a catapult for launching fixed-wing unmanned aircraft. The post China’s Type 076 Supersized Amphibious Assault Ship Heads To Sea On Its Maiden Voyage appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    The extended-range Long Neptune missile had reportedly been tested in combat, but had not been seen being launched until now. The post Ukraine’s Long Neptune Cruise Missile Seen in Action For The First Time appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    French Navy Rafale M fighters have also now joined their Air Force counterparts as launch platforms for the updated nuclear-tipped ASMPA-R. The post France’s New Nuclear-Armed Supersonic Cruise Missile Seen Clearly For The First Time appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    The new Unmanned Systems Forces was created to oversee Russia’s drone operations, development, testing and training. The post Russia Creates New Military Branch Dedicated To Drone Warfare appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    Japan has shared new details about its continued pursuit of naval railguns, a capability the U.S. Navy halted work on years ago. The post Railgun Damage To Japanese Target Ship Seen For The First Time appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    With a requirement to replace NATO’s geriatric E-3 AWACS planes by 2035, the path could now be clear for the Saab GlobalEye. The post E-7 Wedgetail Radar Jet Procurement Plans Axed By NATO appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    Anduril thinks Omen, now in co-development with a company in the UAE, will take on long endurance missions performed by much larger aircraft. The post Anduril Unveils Omen Hybrid-Electric Vertical Takeoff And Landing Drone appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    The A-29’s chief competitor, the AT-6 Wolverine, is also getting the same treatment as the aerial drone defense market explodes. The post A-29 Super Tucano Light Attack Aircraft Being Pitched As Drone Hunter appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    The commander, whose troops are fighting in Pokrovsk, offers exclusive insights about the bloody battle there and its impact on Ukraine’s defenses elsewhere. The post Battlefield Commander In Ukraine Details Russia’s Increasing Frontline Pressure appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    Nuclear propulsion for China’s ’Type 004’ aircraft carrier would represent a leap in naval capability and another step toward parity with the U.S. The post Strong Evidence That China’s Next Carrier Will Be Nuclear Emerges In Shipyard Photo appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    America’s newest carrier has now joined Fourth Fleet for the counter-drug effort that is also aimed to put pressure on Venezuela’s dictator. The post Supercarrier USS Gerald R. Ford Enters U.S. Southern Command’s Area Of Responsibility appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    The GJ-11 unmanned combat air vehicle has a new name and has been officially shown flying alongside J-20 and J-16D fighters. The post China’s Stealthy GJ-11 Mysterious Dragon’ Soars Out Of The Shadows appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    The Turkish Air Force C-130E went down in the country of Georgia as it was returning home from Azerbaijan. The post Detached Wings From Doomed Turkish C-130 Seen Spiraling Into The Ground (Updated) appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    Building on lessons learned from the 12-Day War, Iran is working to be ready to overwhelm Israeli defenses in a future conflict. The post Iran Ramping Up Missile Production As Another Potential War With Israel Looms appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    Undisclosed logistical issues meant that the An-124 airlifter transporting the attack helicopters only made it as far as England before turning back. The post AH-64 Apaches Make Mysterious Return To U.S. On Their Delivery Flight To India appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    The missile will be both ground and air-launched and will leverage lessons from previous ’cheap’ cruise missile efforts. The post USAF’s New Low-Cost Anti-Air Missile Program Aims For 500K Target Price appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    New imagery of Russia’s Su-57 fighter shows it with bays open, packing anti-radiation missiles and short-range air-to-air missiles. The post Su-57 Felon Brandishes Its Loaded Weapons Bays For The First Time appeared first on The War Zone.

Tyler Rogoway    The diesel generators will keep us warm... For now. The post Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    The Secretary of the Army is aiming to finally get this service out from behind the curve when it comes to fielding uncrewed aerial systems. The post Army Sets Out To Buy A Million Drones By 2028 appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    While it is unknown what Trump’s military plans are for Venezuela, it appears that the U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean will continue. The post U.S. Examining Sites To Send Additional Military Assets To Caribbean appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    After abandoning plans to field a Global Hawk-derived signals intelligence platform, Germany will introduce the bizjet-based PEGASUS. The post Our Best Look At Germany’s New PEGASUS Surveillance Jet appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    Experts provide us with insights about the impact of Beijing’s snowballing military technology advances on U.S. intelligence. The post Can U.S. Intel Keep Up With China’s Tsunami Of Weapons Developments? appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    Chinese President Xi personally ordered Fujian to have electromagnetic catapults, a technology Trump has railed against on U.S. Navy carriers. The post China Commissions Newest Aircraft Carrier With Its Electromagnetic Catapults Front And Center appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    Twenty-four British F-35Bs on the carrier deck clears a major hurdle on the path to full operational capability. The post British Carrier Hosts Largest Number Of F-35Bs On A Ship Ever appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    The supercarrier, ordered to the Caribbean by Trump, has not moved significantly toward that area for two days. The post Carrier USS Ford Holding Off Of North Africa As Trump Reportedly Won’t Strike Venezuela appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    China’s dramatic expansion of its nuclear arsenal has been a key driver behind concerns about future challenges to America’s deterrent. The post Golden Dome Missile Shield Key To Ensuring Nuclear Second Strike Capability: U.S. Admiral appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    Deorbiting small cargo-laden spacecraft on demand to troops in need is the vision of Inversion Space and its Arc spacecraft. The post Arc Orbital Supply Capsule Aims To Put Military Supplies Anywhere On Earth Within An Hour appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    General Atomics is eyeing sales of its new Gambit 6 in Europe as momentum behind the Collaborative Combat Aircraft concept grows globally. The post Strike Variant Joins Gambit Family Of Autonomous Air Combat Drones appeared first on The War Zone.

Howard Altman    After Trump’s comments, Putin ordered his top officials to provide proposals on how to restart Russia’s live nuclear weapons testing program. The post Experts Explain How Long It Would Take Russia To Resume Nuclear Weapons Detonation Tests appeared first on The War Zone.

Joseph Trevithick    China has assembled an array of unusual open-decked ships for testing and training purposes in recent years. The post Chinese Mini Drone Carrier’ Seen Being Used As Test Ship appeared first on The War Zone.

Thomas Newdick    The deal could see the kingdom acquire up to 48 of the stealthy strike fighters, which only Israel is currently allowed to purchase in the region. The post F-35 Sale To Saudi Arabia Being Mulled By Trump Admin: Report appeared first on The War Zone.