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This floating behemoth could carry over 1.2 million pounds, more than seven times the Air Force’s C-17 Globemaster’s 170,900-pound payload.
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Boeing’s official art showing its F/A-XX contender is unsurprisingly similar to the F-47, which the company is building for the Air Force.
Global Defense
At Marine Corps Base Quantico, the U.S.
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The following are my current recommendations for the new Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral Caudle
Naval Technology
LCAC 114 is capable of transporting payloads ranging from 60 to 75 tonnes, including weaponry, equipment, cargo, and personnel.
“The speed of warfare is outpacing human cognition.” -Col. (ret.) John Antal, Protection Senior Leader Forum The U.S. Army stands at the convergence of two accelerating forces: the exponential growth of battlefield technology and the finite limits of human cognition. From low earth orbit to tactical edge networks, the tools of warfare are changing faster than our cognitive infrastructure — education, training, and judgment — can adapt.
Over a 12-month period non-UK defence companies received a higher average contract award from the UK Ministry of Defence than UK counterparts.
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed the SecArmy to establish a new task force to counter uncrewed aerial systems (UAS).
The US Department of State has given its approval for a potential $8.5bn FMS of IIBCS -enabled Patriot and accompanying equipment to Denmark.
Week 1 was expected to serve as a tune-up for all three service academies as they began the 2025 season. Each team faced a Division I FCS opponent, with two programs delivering decisive wins and one stumbling in a surprising upset.
Navy and Air Force impressed with commanding performances, while Army suffered a shocking double-overtime loss to a determined Tarleton State squad. Fans of service academy football now look ahead to Week 2, which features Army and Navy in action while Air Force takes an early bye.