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How do nuclear warheads survive re-entry? Dive into the tech behind re-entry vehicles, MIRVs, and the race to dominate the skies.

Trump’s bold move to defeat ISIS in a year sets the stage—can his energy strategy now cripple Russia’s economy and end the war in Ukraine?

The US approves $385M in arms sales to Taiwan, sparking China’s anger amid rising tensions and fears of a potential invasion by 2027.

Ukraine’s using 1950s Hawk missiles to take down modern drones and cruise missiles—proof that old tech still packs a punch in modern wars!

Teledyne FLIR’s Cerberus XL takes counter-drone tech to the next level—track, target, and neutralize threats in any domain, anytime.

Meet the C-UAS DE Stryker: a laser-powered drone destroyer combining precision firepower and mobility to dominate contested battlefields.

Small drones are evolving fast—speed, precision, and swarming tactics are reshaping threats, leaving the West racing to counter them.

“China fumes as the Philippines eyes US-made Typhon missile launchers—escalating tensions in the South China Sea. Who’s pushing harder?

The growing dominance of China’s long-wave radar systems signals a new era of anti-stealth warfare, one where even the most advanced US stealth platforms like the B-2 Spirit may no longer fly undetected across the Pacific.

As the gunfire erupted in the smoky haze of the nightclub, I moved on instinct, dropping Stein to the floor and drawing the Mark 23, knowing that in this game of survival, hesitation would only get us killed.

While we’ve enjoyed a long reign as the undisputed leaders of stealth technology, the rapid advancements in VHF radar and hypersonic weapons by our adversaries are clear indicators that the playing field is quickly leveling.

Despite the billions poured into stealth technology, a rusty old WWII radar could still pick up our so-called ‘invisible’ aircraft, making you wonder if the whole concept is just an expensive illusion.