The Japanese navy has one major mission in wartime: To bottle up the Chinese fleet, preventing Beijing’s warships from reaching the open Pacific Ocean.

Which is why Japanese planners take anti-ship missiles very, very seriously. And why, last year, the Japanese defense ministry took a hard look a…

Today, July 16, at the Sevmash Production Association JSC (part of OSK JSC), a solemn ceremony was held for the floating out of the strategic missile submarine of the Borey-A project, the “Prince Oleg.”

The event was attended by representatives of government, the Ministry of Defense, the Navy, th…

Boeing has conducted an end-to-end flight mission using three high performance test beds in outback Queensland, marking another successful milestone for the Autonomous Systems Platform Technology Project.

“The goal of our mission was to completely test out our mission system software from start t…

Since January 2017, under the aegis of the Civil Aviation and Defense working group “OPS drones”, the Directorate of Military Air Traffic (DIRCAM), the Directorate of Air Navigation Services (DSNA) and the French Air Force are cooperating to test the integration of MALE (Medium Altitude Long Enduran…

Saab has received an order for Carl-Gustaf ammunition and AT4 systems from the U.S. Army. The order value is approximately USD 100 million (930 MSEK) and deliveries will take place in 2021.

The order was placed within an indefinite delivery and quantity agreement signed in 2019, enabling the cust…

Two of Navy’s newest cutting-edge capabilities have combined, with the Anzac Class Frigate HMAS Ballarat embarking an S-100 Camcopter Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for flight trials off the Eastern coast of Australia.

Personnel from Navy’s 822X Squadron and test specialists from the Aircraft Maintenanc…