Australian and Malaysian military personnel have reinforced their partnership through Exercise Southern Tiger.
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German defence prime Rheinmetall looks set to be closely associated with the new UK facility, which will produce 120mm and 155mm gun barrels.
Britain and Europe provide funds to sustain Ukraine’s military; though these funds will be repaid by proceeds on frozen Russian assets.
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A test Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie unmanned combat aerial vehicle deployed last week in a first-ever joint force data link integration test during Emerald Flag 2024 last…
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The reports began circulating online last week, raising concerns the leaker came from within U.S. government.
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All versions of the F-35, the world’s costliest weapons program, have failed to meet minimum combat readiness rates for six straight years, according to the…
At 17 years old, Joseph “Joe” Spotswood falsified his paperwork to join the Navy in 1944 as World War II was in full swing. He was aboard the USS Augusta during the Normandy invasion and took part in other battles during the war.
But that wasn’t the only fighting Spotswood did during his time in the military.
Spotswood had a passion for boxing, and as a brawler the sailor sometimes found himself squaring off against stronger and tougher opponents — and on at least one occasion, he did so in front of a sitting U.S. president on the deck of a Navy warship just as WWII drew to a close.
Australia and South Korea share a comprehensive strategic partnership rooted in their defense of freedom and democracy in the Korean War. This shared security and economic interdependence between the region’s most prominent middle powers promote a free and open Indo-Pacific and form an important coalition of liberal democracies opposed to illiberal encroachment from China, North Korea and Russia. AUKUS, the ongoing defense technology agreement between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, presents engagement opportunities and clear incentives for South Korea.