Yearly Archive: 2022

The investigation into the unauthorized leak of an official video showing the crash of a F-35C fighter jet in the South China Sea last month has concluded with five navy personnel facing charges, the U.S. Navy said.

Cmdr. Zach Harrell, spokesperson for the commander of Naval Air Forces, confirm…

Israel has successfully completed the first series of live-fire tests of the ‘C-Dome’—an advanced naval configuration of the Iron Dome Aerial Defense System—aboard the Israeli Navy Ship Sa’ar 6 ‘Magen’ Class Corvette.

The ‘C-Dome’ was developed by the Israel Missile Defense Organization in the …

The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) is upgrading and extending in-service support for the Hawk 127 Lead-In Fighter Training System based in the Hunter region and Perth.

The Government’s $1.5 billion investment will directly support local jobs and bolster the RAAF’s aviation capability into th…

Denel is unable to complete Project Hoefyster for new Badger infantry combat vehicles for the South African Army due to insufficient capability, and consequently Armscor has recommended the contract be cancelled and the money be spent on Ratel upgrades.

This emerged during a presentation to the…

Since early November, more and more vessels navigating in Chinese waters are disappearing from the tracking systems normally used in maritime transport, likely following the introduction of the new Chinese law on the protection of personal information, which came into effect last 1st November.

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The detachments of the Ukrainian Marines began to receive samples of modern weapons, which were transferred within the framework of military assistance from the UK and the USA, the Marine Command said.

The Marine brigades began an intensive training with NLAW ATGM and M141 grenade launchers.

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