Howard Altman is a senior staff writer for The War Zone Wire and a former senior managing editor for Military Times. With a focus on military reporting, Howard's work has appeared in various publications including The Drive, Yahoo News, RealClearDefense, and Air Force Times.
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Among the many foreign policy decisions Donald Trump will have to make in his new administration will be what to do about Taiwan and the looming threat from China.
By: Howard Altman
The Pentagon provided new details today about how its deployable, readily reconfigurable suite of sensors called GREMLIN works to help set the stage for figuring out what unidentified objects in our skies are and are not, if they appear at all.
By: Howard Altman
After shooting down so many Iranian drones headed toward Israel that their F-15E Strike Eagle ran out of air-to-air missiles, the jet's crew decided they would go after one more.
In a major policy shift with two months left in office, the Biden administration will allow Ukraine to use U.S.-produced and donated Army Tactical
President-elect Donald Trump's National Security Advisor nominee criticized the Biden administration for easing restrictions on Ukraine's use of
This marks the latest incident of multiple reports of drones of unknown origin being spotted over U.S. military facilities.
In a rare move, the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv shut down operations today after officials “received information about a potential significant air attack
By: Howard Altman, Thomas Newdick
The Ukrainian Air Force claims that Russia launched a conventionally armed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) today at the city of Dnipro, in the center of the country. They offered no proof and some U.S. and Western officials are pushing back on the specific ICBM claim, stating that an intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) was used. In either case, the act is unprecedented for the war in Ukraine and it would mark the first use of either one of these types of weapons in combat anywhere. Officials in Moscow
The Pentagon on Thursday said that Ukraine will be receiving anti-personnel landmines for the first time as part of the latest tranche of weapons for the embattled nation.
A number of drones were spotted over and near RAF Lakenheath in England on Nov. 20, the Air Force told The War Zone in response to our query about the incident.
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