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The release of recent images taken in Poland have confirmed the arrival of former Australian Army M1A1 Abrams main battle tanks in the country, with the vehicles having been pledged to the Ukrainian Armed Forces as aid. Poland has served as a hub for the bulk of Western material support to Ukraine since the outbreak of full scale hostilities in the country in February 2022, with the appearance of Abrams tanks in Australian Army camouflage in the country indicating that the first deliveries to Ukrainian forces is likely imminent.
Commander of the Israeli Air Force Major General Tomer Bar has laid out plans to secure future military dominance over Iran, after Israel initiated a brief conflict with the Islamic Republic on June 13 which ended in a ceasefire 11 days later. “If you ask me: ‘Commander, what is the decisive element of victory? Is it Natanz? Is it 80 surface-to-surface missile launchers?’ It is aircraft over Tehran whenever we choose — that’s a significant decisive component,” Bar stated.
The last A-10 in the Air Force will be retired in 2026, almost three years earlier than previously planned.
In priorities for its 2026 budget released this week, the Air Force asked Congress for permission and funding to move up the retirement of the beloved close support fighter from its plans to retire its entire A-10 fleet by 2029 to the 2026 fiscal year, which runs until October 1, 2026.
The Trump administration is prioritizing major investments in fiscal 2026 for the Air Force’s next-generation fighter jet known as the F-47, while simultaneously deciding to put the Navy’s future tactical aircraft program on the back burner — for now.
The Air Force is requesting nearly $3.5 billion in FY’26 to continue work on the F-47, a sixth-generation fighter under development by prime contractor Boeing. According to budget documents released Thursday, the allocation includes $2.
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