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Tyler Rogoway, TWZ
Radar pod-toting MQ-9s present an economical and highly-flexible persistent airborne early warning solution that is needed now more than ever.
Defense News Aerospace, Global Defense News
Boeing’s F-15EX Eagle II is poised to become one of the U.S.
Aamir Khollam, Interesting Engineering
Autonomous wingmen, software-defined upgrades, and multi-aircraft teaming. Here’s what Shield AI’s latest Air Force contract means.
The Aviationist
The RQ-4Bs operated by the 4th Reconnaissance Squadron permanently relocated to Yokota AB, where they already deployed every year during the typhoon season
Royal Logistic Corps Corporal Samuel Stock has
An influenza outbreak that started in late May has left nearly 160 Air Force recruits sick, with some hospitalized.
An Air Force spokesperson told Task & Purpose that the 37th Training Wing has been dealing with a “localized influenza outbreak among trainees at Basic Military Training” at Lackland Air Force Base. The flu outbreak has been going on for three weeks, the Air Force said, although training at the base has not been interrupted.
Warsaw, Poland – What Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his drone force commanders call their “middle-strike” campaign has become a series of merciless attacks on the main artery that provides supplies for both the population and the Russian military in Crimea. One swarm after another of wide-ranging drone aircraft is destroying hundreds of Russian fuel trucks, paralyzing truck and rail shipments of food, medicine, and other daily consumables.
This has put the Crimean Peninsula, an area roughly the size of the US state of Arizona, into what has become an almost total blockade.
Gunners of 12th Regiment Royal Artillery test t
The Eurosatory 2026 exhibition displayed a remarkable balance of change and continuity in its armoured vehicle line-up.