What Europe’s military air fleets will look like in 30 years
Breaking Defense's roundtable looks into a crystal ball to discuss the more distant future for the continent's air forces.
Breaking Defense's roundtable looks into a crystal ball to discuss the more distant future for the continent's air forces.
After underestimating Ukraine's forces, the Defense Intelligence Agency adopted a new analytical framework to try and quantify the unquantifiable.
Satellite imagery shows the new facility is built in part on a purported old US airstrip used during the Vietnam War.
The award came on the same day that the planemaker secured a contract to build a sixth-generation fighter jet for the US Navy.
The selection raises questions, for example, about how Boeing’s workforce will take on another major program.
Boeing's win gives it a monopoly on American sixth-gen fighters, following its 2025 selection to build the F-47.
Separately, L3Harris announced it won a $6 billion contract from Lockheed Martin for THAAD interceptor propulsion systems.
NORTHCOM is testing ways to counter drone incursions, while an Air Force institute focused on China faces questions about its future.
The government warned the Russian "state and its proxies knowingly seek to disrupt businesses and organisations that underpin the British way of life or are vital to the defence of Ukraine."
The companies did not disclose which military the teaming effort is for.
Introduction of KF-21 into South Korea's military marks a significant milestone for country's defense industry.
The drone age did not end armored warfare. It rewrote the terms of survival, and Chinese military analysts are paying attention.
The Air Force’s stance that the China Aerospace Studies Institute can function without civilian staff is “not credible,” Brendan Mulvaney told Breaking Defense.