Defense

The Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty has served U.S. national security interests for over 25 years, and still does.

U.K.’s Sentinel in line for possible upgrades

Limited F-22, F-35 firepower magazine drives USAF investment plans

Selex ES has been highlighting its extensive work with Jordan while also promoting key technologies for surveillance and situational awareness during the SOFEX 2014 show being held in Amman.

To see where the U.S. defense base is going, some say ‘check your driveway’

U.K.’s Sentinel in line for possible upgrades

Chooses KAI for LCH-LAH rotorcraft

The Sultanate of Oman has accepted the first of its second order of F-16 Fighting Falcons in a ceremony at Lockheed Martin's Fort Worth facility.

Boeing has slightly adjusted the timing for ending C-17 Globemaster III production and closing its Long Beach, California C-17 final assembly facility after a successful two-decade production run of the world's premier airlifter.

Institutionally speaking, we are living in 1947.

Denel's unmanned aerial vehicle system, the Seeker 400, has successfully completed the second round of flights tests as part of its development process.

Japan’s policy change on arms exports opens opportunities for foreign partners

South Korean military raises stakes for the country’s proposed indigenous fighter

Europe’s Meteor may get Japan’s advanced AESA seeker

One of the better-kept training secrets in the Air National Guard is becoming harder to ignore—the Mississippi ANG’s Combat Readiness Training Center (CRTC) in and around Gulfport.

The US State Department has approved the sale of 12 Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters to Tunisia,

During the Farnborough International Airshow this month, Israel Aerospace Industries CEO and President Joseph Weiss talked with Paris Bureau Chief Amy Svitak, about plans to expand the company’s presence in the global space sector with exports of remote-sensing and communications satellites.

Asian giant makes a splash at an international exercise

Doctors and nurses are increasingly working at the forefront of battlefields

F-35 reliability is about more than Farnborough

With mounting evidence that MH17 was shot down by Ukrainian separatist rebels who believed that they were engaging a military aircraft, attention is focusing on the Russian-built Almaz-Antey Buk-M1 ground-based air defense system (Gbads) that destroyed the airliner.

Considering a cooperative fighter program, Japan ground-tests its demonstrator

Israel bolsters Iron Dome system in current conflict

A&D business proceeds despite visa snub and sanctions

The Buk-M1 (SA-11 Gadfly to NATO) can be used by minimally trained operators to deliver a lethal attack, without the safeguards built into other comparable ground-based air defense systems.