NATO opened its submission window for proposals from international stakeholders looking to compete in the 2026 Innovation Continuum exercise series with cutting-edge technologies and associated research and development projects that could transform the alliance’s operational capacity and weapons arsenal.
Those interested in participating or providing feedback on the plan have until Jan. 30 to respond to a new request for information — and clarifying questions are due to NATO by Jan. 16.
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LIVE: @SecWar Pete Hegseth speaks during the nationwide Arsenal of Freedom tour at a Lockheed Martin facility in Fort Worth, Texas.
LIVE: @SecWar Pete Hegseth speaks during the nationwide Arsenal of Freedom tour at a Lockheed Martin facility in Fort Worth, Texas. https://t.co/U1Oy4ONCrz
— Department of War 🇺🇸 (@DeptofWar) January 12, 2026
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When President Trump referenced America’s ability to “darken” parts of Caracas during Operation Absolute Resolve, the comment stood out not because of what it confirmed, but because of what it implied. Delivered without technical detail, the remark hinted at capabilities that sit somewhere between diplomacy and force, and between cyber operations and traditional military action.
Whether or not the statement reflected a specific technical action in the raid on Venezuela is almost beside the point.
The UK Chief of Defence Staff said he is “certain” other nations besides the UK and France will deploy troops to Ukraine.
The UK Government set aside £200m ($267m) this year from its core defence budget to prepare UK Armed Forces for deployment to Ukraine.
Anyone who’s ever deployed can tell you there’s more to worry about in the field than just the enemy. While of course the North Vietnamese were the primary concern of American troops in the Vietnam War, just being in the jungle presented an entirely unexpected series of its own challenges… like giant centipedes.
Related: The story of US troops who think they saw Bigfoot in Vietnam
Rumors persisted about things like fragging, rampant drug use, and even the appearance of Bigfoot in Vietnam. But when U.S.
The German Armed Forces will acquire nine training systems for the Puma Infantry Fighting Vehicle under a contract worth €119.5m ($139.0m).
This past week American and Jordanian forces carried out the second wave of a new campaign of major airstrikes against Islamic State fighters in Syria. Operation Hawkeye Strike so far has involved a range of aircraft ranging from fighter jets to close-air support planes.
And one of the aircraft that took part in the ongoing operation is “Samus.” Yes, as in Samus from the “Metroid” game series. Except this Samus isn’t a space-based bounty hunter in a power suit, it’s an A-10 Thunderbolt II — better known as a Warthog — that goes “brrrrrt.”
So far U.S.
As the Allied war effort in Europe balanced on the knife’s edge of history in the spring of 1944, the fate of nations hinged not only on armies, airpower, and logistics, but on silence. The invasion of Nazi-occupied France, known as Operation Overlord, was the most complex and heavily guarded military operation ever conceived. Every detail, from troop movements to weather forecasts, was cloaked in layers of deception and secrecy. Within this tense atmosphere, even a careless word could undo years of planning and cost tens of thousands of lives.
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Navy pilots have successfully completed training to wield multiple drones from the cockpits of F-35C Lightning II