NATO has been practicing flights for possible nuclear deployment since this week. The exercise will take place from Volkel Air Base and around 50 aircraft from different allies will participate.

Today, Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg, Minister Ank Bijleveld, Commander of NATO forces i…

The Navy’s two support ships are being reclassified as frigates. The “new” frigates are being equipped and trained to be even better at finding and fighting submarines, and the new designation as frigates makes it easier to cooperate with NATO partners.

The Navy’s warships Esbern Snare and Absalo…

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea’s new intercontinental ballistic missile, unveiled at a military parade last week, appears designed to overwhelm U.S. missile defenses, security analysts say, a development that may spur the U.S. to add costly new interceptors.

The massive ICBM, the largest ever…

Threat detection, identification and surveillance missions depend on a force’s ability to operate in any type of environment and all-weather conditions.

Drawing on its experience with the successful Master series of radars, Thales has developed a new, ultra-compact surveillance radar with enhanc…

Lockheed Martin teamed with Aerojet Rocketdyne on a proposal to compete for the Next Generation Interceptor (NGI) contract for The Missile Defense Agency (MDA).

Lockheed Martin is offering an interceptor designed from the ground up as an all-up-round to address all elements of environmental survi…

As the role of robotic and autonomous systems becomes more important within the Australian Defence Force, building trust in autonomous systems is critical to the technology’s uptake.

Autonomy gives a robot the ability to become a teammate and work with human operators and other robotic systems. A…