Tyler Rogoway

The Houthis have warned the United States and its allies of “a long-term battle that will change the direction of the region and the world.”

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The loss of an A-50 and an IL-22M airborne command and control platforms would be a major blow for Russia, which only has a handful of each.

The video shows one of the Houthis' Iranian-derived anti-ship missiles impacting the bulk carrier M/V Zografia in the Red Sea.

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Even an off-the-shelf AESA radar solution could drastically enhance the capabilities of Special Operations Command's C-130s.

It looks like the crisis in the Middle East, spurred by the terror attacks by Hamas on October 7th, is about to escalate further after three

As the U.S. Navy continues to wend its way toward acquiring its first batch of Constellation class frigates , a major question remains: is 32 vertical launch system cells enough for these ships?

As a Technocrat, Elon Musk has no moral or ethical problem with helping the military and intelligence agencies turn the entire planet into a panopticon where moving objects (even people) can be tracked in real-time, even through smoke, dust, cloud cover, and at night. Musk also has Asperger's syndrome, which is classed within the Autism spectrum. He has repeatedly said over the years that he "wants to save humanity" as if it is a fixation for him. Beware.