First-person footage shows a Yak-52 aircraft gunner shooting down a Shahed drone over southern Ukraine.
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The Grizzly system incorporates design elements of Lockheed’s M299 missile launchers, which can be configured three ways and can be used to shoot both the Hellfire and Joint…
R. Finnerty, Flight Gl.
Work to convert a Boeing 737 passenger jet into the US Air Force’s (USAF’s) new airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) platform is set to begin.
Army Technology
The Skydio X10D provides ISR capability at the platoon level and can operate autonomously without GPS.
Hope Hodge Seck, WarZone
With the Army putting its MV-75 tiltrotor on a blazingly fast track, troops are already getting experience on the aircraft before the first one is even delivered.
Akhsan Erido Elezhar, NextGenDefense
Zeus is a shoulder-launched, lightweight anti-tank missile, and featuring tool-free payload swapping.
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Westleigh Park in Havant hosts another chapter
The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on March 25 shot down a U.S. Navy F-18E/F carrier based fighter, with footage of the incident appearing to show a short range surface-to-air missile attack destroying the aircraft. The aircraft was shot down over Chabahar County and crashed in the Indian Ocean, where the U.S. naval presence has been heavily concentrated. The Corps reported that this was the fourth U.S.
Somewhere in a defense ministry, someone is drafting a policy on whether to permit AI-assisted software development in defense procurement. The sentiment is understandable, but the policy is unfortunately unenforceable because the code is already there.In April 2025, Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella told an audience that 20 to 30 percent of code in some Microsoft repositories is now AI-generated. The figure cannot be independently verified — as multiple analysts have observed, there is no reliable method to measure AI-generated code in a repository after the fact.