September 28, 2020
Navy’s newest destroyer is named for a former top enlisted man and Pearl Harbor survivor
Stars and Stripes: The USS Delbert D. Black, the Navy’s newest destroyer, entered service on Saturday, more than a year
Stars and Stripes: The USS Delbert D. Black, the Navy’s newest destroyer, entered service on Saturday, more than a year
Over the last decade, two of the most significant topics in defense research and development have been directed energy systems
Missile Defense in 2030 will require hypersonic defenses, new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) interceptors, upgraded satellites, advanced radar, and, most
A reader-friendly appraisal by Popular Mechanics: According to Air Force magazine, the Paladin fired a new hypersonic Mach 5
Despite the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Russian Armed Forces have vigorously pursued the summer combat training schedule throughout the country’s
U.S. and European military forces will try to push the boundaries of how the alliance responds in the face of
The indigenous Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle (HSTDV) should prove technologies which can be incorporated into next generation weapons. This may
The single-phased array antenna can connect simultaneously with multiple satellites at once, over multiple frequencies, even if they are in
The U.S. Army is pursuing a new mid-range missile prototype capable of going after moving targets at land and at
The U.S. military told Newsweek it rejects Russia’s warning over recent rocket drills held in the neighboring NATO alliance nation
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