Category: Weapons

President Reagan proposed a laser-based missile defense system on March 23, 1983, sparking debate and inspiring tech advancements.

Italy boosts her aerial might with a total of $214 million US arms deal, heralding a new era in defense ties and technological edge.

In a landmark test at the Hebrides Range, the UK’s Ministry of Defence showcased the formidable DragonFire laser-directed energy weapon, highlighting its precision and cost-effectiveness as a revolutionary advancement in aerial threat neutralization.

Canada partners with the Czech Republic in a $22 million deal to procure 500,000 artillery shells to aid Ukraine, showcasing international solidarity.

The Norwegian Ministry of Defense and RTX’s test of the upgraded Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile Extended Range (AMRAAM-ER) missile marks a major leap in air defense, emphasizing innovation.

The US Army conducts rigorous cold weather testing of next generation squad weapon in Alaska, prioritizing soldier feedback for enhanced battlefield effectiveness.

UK Defense Minister asserts Trident missile’s reliability despite test anomaly, underscoring firm commitment to national nuclear deterrent.

In the early days of WWII, the MP40 submachine gun redefined innovation and forever reshaped the landscape of firearm design.

The Howa Type 20 is a modern assault rifle that marks a significant upgrade in the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force’s arsenal, designed for reliability and adaptability in various combat conditions.

In the aftermath of white phosphorus’s devastating embrace, we’re forced to confront the stark reality that war’s rules are being incinerated alongside the innocence of civilian lives, leaving us to grapple with the moral fallout.

The M1/M2 Carbine’s evolution from a World War II hero to a valuable asset for the enemy in Vietnam underscores its adaptability and enduring impact on military history.

Meet the S-500 Prometheus: Russia’s latest air defense system marvel boosts global aerial and missile deterrent capabilities.