Thomas Newdick is a writer and editor specializing in military aerospace and air warfare. He is a staff writer for The War Zone and contributes to publications such as The Drive, Yahoo News, RealClearDefense, and Newswav. Thomas's articles cover a range of topics including military aircraft, defense technology, and global security issues.
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German Navy warships were once nearly armed with gun turrets taken from land-based PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzers.
The SPEAR 3, a precision-guided standoff munition that the U.K. Ministry of Defense describes as the “cruise missile of the future,” has been
Turkey has celebrated half a century of operations with the legendary F-4E Phantom fighter, with a spectacular event showcasing close-quarters
Ukraine has used the U.S.-made Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) for the first time against a target inside Russia , according to U.S. officials , as well as military sources in Russia and Ukraine.
Germany says that damage to two communication cables in the Baltic Sea was most likely the result of sabotage. The mysterious incidents, which began on Sunday, are the latest in a series in the region. They come as concerns grow over
Denmark has confirmed it's monitoring the Chinese cargo vessel at the center of allegations surrounding recent damage to two communication cables in the Baltic Sea.
The United Kingdom has announced sweeping cuts of its Armed Forces as it seeks to save money, despite the precarious security situation in Europe and elsewhere. The Royal Air Force, British Army, and Royal Navy will also lose frontline equipment, and it's not necessarily clear how capabilities will be maintained once these assets are withdrawn. Moreover, with a new defense review expected next year, there is the possibility of worse to come for the British Armed Forces.
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 Russian missile at the center of an unprecedented strike on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro earlier today has been identified by Russia's President Vladimir Putin as an alleged new weapon,
By: Thomas Newdick
North Korea has received Russian air defense systems in return for its support of the Kremlin's war in Ukraine, South Korean officials have declared. The transfer of these weapons is the latest development in the
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