The National Audit Office has found deficiencies in the information systems that the Armed Forces use in operations. There are vulnerabilities in security, and the systems work too poorly together. This is very serious.

“The report on the Norwegian Armed Forces’ information systems is one of th…

The Defense Department today announced an additional $625 million in security assistance headed to Ukraine as part of the 22nd round of presidential drawdown authority. The equipment in the new package is specifically tailored to what Ukraine needs in the short term, and Ukraine continues to use wha…

SEOUL — The U.S. and South Korea fired a volley of missiles into the sea early Wednesday and staged a bombing drill in the Yellow Sea in response to North Korea’s firing of an unidentified ballistic missile over Japan.

South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said it fired four Army Tactical M…

In order to accelerate the achievement of combat capabilities in the field of combating air threats, mainly missile maneuvering missiles, at the end of September this year, the first copies of the short-range anti-aircraft missile system based on CAMM missiles, produced by the British company MBDA U…

The Thai Navy has renewed its efforts to discuss with Chinese manufacturers replacing the engine of a submarine it intends to buy from China, with canceling the contract a possible option that an analyst said would be “a blow to China’s defense exports.”

Thailand’s military failed to make a decis…

ISRAEL — The new Heron TP drone enables detailed aerial reconnaissance by day and night. It can also be armed, thus closing a capability gap in the Bundeswehr. Twelve German soldiers are currently being trained in Israel as drone pilots and sensor operators for reconnaissance flights.

In futu…