BAE Systems Invests in Eurofighter Typhoon Anti-Jamming Technology
BAE Systems fortifies the Eurofighter Typhoon against GPS disruptions, a pivotal step in modernizing defense amidst evolving threats.
BAE Systems fortifies the Eurofighter Typhoon against GPS disruptions, a pivotal step in modernizing defense amidst evolving threats.
The Marine Corps boosts defense capabilities with advanced ACVs, replacing aging AAVs for enhanced agility, firepower, and adaptability.
BAE Systems’ counter-drone prototype for the AMPV redefines armored warfare with modular design and advanced, more reliable weaponry.
BAE Systems’ M109-52 howitzer upgrade showcases extended range and balanced capabilities, reshaping artillery warfare for the US Army.
Britain’s 4-billion-euro investment in SSN-AUKUS submarines strengthens AUKUS alliance against China in the Asia-Pacific region.
BAE Systems wins $190M US Army contract to upgrade Bradley A4 vehicles, enhancing mobility, firepower, and battlefield effectiveness.
The Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle: A versatile force multiplier, embodying innovation and adaptability in modern warfare for over four decades
Military aid to Ukraine will continue to be a focus of accountability with the average American citizen going forward as election season approaches and fear of corruption ensues. As former President Eisenhower emphasized, it is important to remain vigilant on the influence of the military industrial complex.
In an effort to adapt to the nature of future conflicts the Army begins testing its new Mobile Firepower Protected vehicle.
BAE Systems, one of the largest defense companies in the world, successfully tested a ground version of its popular Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS). First introduced in the early 2010s, the APKWS is able to convert unguided rockets into precision-guided munitions. BAE Systems achieved that conversion with the addition of a laser guidance kit […]
The German parliament has passed a motion that extends an arms embargo on Saudi Arabia until September. German lawmakers cited the ongoing civil war in Yemen and the murder of U.S-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi for the decision. The previous embargo, which was activated last October after the vicious murder of Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate […]
Cooperation among the military, government agencies, and elite academic institutions is nothing new. In the United States, several elite schools work with the Department of Defense (DoD) and other agencies to improve America’s power. Johns Hopkins University, for example, is leading the way in drone technology. But seldom can one see how the process begins […]