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The Su-27’s influence on modern Russian fighter jets, from the Su-30 to the Su-35, is undeniable, proving that even a Cold War-era design can continue to shape the future of aerial combat.

The Quad nations are teaming up for joint coast guard patrols in the Indo-Pacific by 2025, sending a strong message on maritime security.

SMA Weimer’s decision to cut diversity considerations from top NCO selections is a long-overdue step toward refocusing the Army on what really matters—combat readiness and getting the job done.

Why were Russian bombers near Alaska spotted recently? It happens more often than you’d think and NORAD’s keeping a close watch.

When it’s 3 a.m. and someone’s breaking down your door, you don’t want to mess with gadgets—you want the cold steel of a 12-gauge shotgun in your hands, a SureFire light blazing, and the simplicity of raw power on your side.

The prospect of China launching its stealthy GJ-11 drone from a Type 075 amphibious assault ship may still be more of an aspiration than a reality, but its potential to challenge U.S. naval superiority certainly raises alarms at the Pentagon.

Soldiers suit up training to acclimatize themselves to Saudi Arabia during Operation Desert Shield, braving the heat while prepping for a possible chemical attack.

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 IDF’s 7th Armored Brigade braces for a possible ground invasion into southern Lebanon, the stakes have never been higher, with both sides hurtling toward a broader, more devastating conflict.

The US is sending more troops to the Middle East as tensions rise—preparing for potential escalation while hoping for diplomacy.

China’s new Type 075 amphibious assault ships might seem impressive on the surface, but when compared to the US Navy’s America-class, their lack of vertical take-off and 5th-generation air capabilities leaves a significant gap in their amphibious warfare potential.

AI is transforming defense and security, making quick decisions and stopping threats before they escalate—welcome to the future of safety.