Italian Navy Procures New Weapons For The F-35B Fleet’s Full Operational Capability
With this program, Italy's Marina Militare is also set to become the first operator to employ the Joint Strike Missile on the F-35B. Earlier this month, the Italian government requested…
‘Have STRAINger Things’: AgilePod Meets Fiber Optic Sensing at Edwards AFB
United States Air Force Test Pilot School partnered with the 586th Flight Test Squadron at Holloman AFB and NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center to test the new use case of…
Inspired By Ukraine, US And Taiwanese Visions Align On Sea Drone War With China
Swarms of attritable and networked USVs, loitering munitions, and missiles can stall, pin down, and cause maximum damage to a Chinese naval force, buying time to amass forces for a…
‘The B-2 Flies Like A Cadillac; The B-52 Is A Beast To Fly’: Exclusive Interview With The 393rd BS Commander
We discussed about the B-2 and the U.S. Air Force's nuclear bomber fleet with the newly appointed 393rd Bomb Squadron Commander, Lt. Colonel Joseph “Zorro” Manglitz. With experience in the…
With a Variety of Ways to Sting, the F-89 Scorpion Was the First Line of Defense
From cannons to rockets to nuclear-armed ordnance, the F-89 seemed a formidably armed interceptor, protecting North America in the early years of the Cold War from Soviet bomber fleets coming…
Australian P-8A Poseidon Drops Mark 54 Torpedoes During ‘Hunt’ of US Submarine at RIMPAC 2024 Exercise
The world’s largest naval exercise with participation of roughly 29 nations, 40 surface ships, three submarines, 14 national land forces, over 150 aircraft, and more than 25,000 personnel, marked the…
