Parth Satam is a journalist for EurAsian Times, specializing in defense and military affairs. With a focus on geopolitical developments and military technologies, Parth provides insightful analysis and reports on the latest advancements in defense capabilities of various countries, particularly in the Eurasian region.
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By: Parth Satam
AUKUS countries are advancing their undersea warfare capabilities by expanding the ability to launch and recover uncrewed underwater systems from torpedo
By: Stefano D Urso
The two Su-57s attracted the attention of the public in Zhuhai well ahead of the beginning of the airshow, although the reaction and commentary about the Russian jet have not been very enthusiast about the manufacturing quality.
The new flying wing CH-7 UCAV has a blended wing-body airframe with a high level of stealth and long-range capability, reportedly focused on continuous
Colombia has been attempting to replace its old Kfirs and held talks with both Saab for the Gripen and Dassault for the Rafale in late 2022. Saab is also seeking to increase its presence in the South American market after its 2014 deal with Brazil for 36 Gripen E/F jets.
By: Parth Satam
Based on the A321XLR civilian airliner, the A321MPA features conformal radar arrays, MAD, ESM and a large weapons bay as part of its ASW modifications.
By: Parth Satam
With the start of the first Planned Maintenance Interval 1 service to the CMV-22B aircraft, the depot now services all three variants of the V-22
The Gray Eagle STOL was transported onto the Dokdo disassembled a week earlier and, after a week of testing, performed the type's first flight from ship to land. The drone is the production variant of the Mojave demonstrator already tested on the HMS Prince of Wales.
Air Force Materiel Command's Col. Timothy M. Helfrich broke down what might constitute the Increment 1 and Increment 2 of the CCAs, describing how the service is changing the procurement of the unmanned assets to meet costs and schedule while adapting to emerging technologies and threats.
F-16 pilot developed a cockpit stowable collapsible ladder to aid Agile Combat Employment operations. At a time when the U.S.
The TB3's second prototype conducted its first flight from the ship, which is expected to serve as a dedicated drone carrier, following land-based ski-jump testing. Manufacturer Baykar stated that the landing was performed autonomously.
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