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military Stay informed about the latest advancements in military technology, defense strategies, and global conflicts. Explore the intersection of technology and the military world. US begins Hormuz demining with destroyers as blockade disrupts global oil flows Two US destroyers, USS Michael Murphy and USS Frank E. Peterson, went through the strait over the weekend. New NEMO mortar hits multiple targets at 6.2 miles while moving in first-of-its-kind test The Finnish defense firm’s latest demo shows how armored mortars are evolving to fire on the move while staying protected under armor. France readies Rafale F5 with new supersonic missile to beat enemy air defenses The missile will arm future Rafale F5 jets and naval platforms with high-speed strike, SEAD, and anti-ship capabilities. Australia becomes first country outside US to fire domestically made GMLRS missiles Australia has crossed a key defense threshold, moving from importing missiles to producing and firing its own precision-guided rockets. Chinese firm claims it tracked US bomber jets over Iran during Operation Epic Fury At the peak of the attack, the US deployed an early warning system, bombers, and refueling systems to take down targets in Iran. US Air Force picks two bases for tiny nuclear reactors to boost power security The proposed small nuclear reactors would give both bases a long-term, off-grid energy source for missile warning and nuclear deterrence operations. US begins full naval blockade on Iran, deploys warships in Gulf region U.S. destroyers and surveillance assets move to enforce a blockade while securing safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Military drone deployed by NATO member can operate with jammed network, take off, land vertically Using a ducted fan design, the drone can take off and land vertically like a helicopter. World-leading, proven uncrewed combat aircraft to bolster German forces’ aerial power The aircraft functions as a “loyal wingman,” capable of performing a wide range of missions. US to boost production of submarine-detection devices that could decide battle outcome The announcement reflects a growing emphasis on improving submarine detection capabilities as underwater threats become more advanced. China develops crystal that could enable GPS-free navigation for submarines, missiles Chinese researchers develop a new crystal that could enable ultra-precise nuclear clocks for GPS-free navigation in submarines and spacecraft. China showcases Y-30 plane to outperform ‘world’s best tactical transport aircraft in service’ Chinese analysts are now framing the Y-30 not just as a competitor, but as a platform with significant room for expansion across mission profiles. Autonomous underwater mine warfare could become easier with French firm’s AI-powered system The system can integrate third-party assets such as autonomous unmanned vessels. UK firm to boost US Army’s battle firepower with new cannons for 155mm Howitzer The M777 lightweight 155mm howitzer symbolizes the resurgence of artillery in modern warfare. US authorizes Mach 5+ Dark Eagle hypersonic missile for rapid global strike missions Pentagon moves LRHW Dark Eagle under STRATCOM, enabling centralized control of a Mach 5+ boost-glide missile with 2,000+ mile range. China’s military AI beats human commanders with 90% recall accuracy in assault test The autonomous AI system has been designed by the People’s Liberation Army and the National University of Defense Technology (NUDT). US firm to deliver defense system to NATO member to defeat tactical ballistic, cruise missiles Patriot can defend against the full spectrum of air-breathing threats. 37,000-lb armored vehicles to boost US Marine Corps’ battle power, reconnaissance missions The Cottonmouth ARV PPV will be delivered in three variants. US Air Force plans lasers to protect HH-60W helicopters from heat-seeking missiles The service is weighing proven laser countermeasure systems while seeking full integration support from private contractors. Eurofighter Typhoon launches 70 mm laser rockets in new low-cost anti-drone test The RAF-supported trial at Warton, Lancashire showed the Typhoon can launch precision strikes with a rocket kit already used on F-16 and A-10 aircraft You may unsubscribe at any time.

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