Browsing: Weapons

The United States has weapons in orbit to defend its forces against hostile action, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said on September 14, 2026, publicly acknowledging…

Opinion: Weapons Developments Reflect And Enable New Geopolitical Reality | Aviation Week Skip to main content Richard Aboulafia September 03, 2026 The British-Italian-Japanese Global Combat Air…

Japan Seeks Record Defense Budget With AI, Standoff Weapons Focus | Aviation Week Skip to main content Chen Chuanren August 31, 2026 Joint Strike Missiles equip…

Can Autonomous Weapons Really Remove Humans From War? | Aviation Week Skip to main content Garrett Reim August 19, 2026 Autonomous lethal combat aircraft are inevitable,…

Following Poland’s order for Saab A26 submarines, Naval News breaks down the weapons package, undisclosed missile integration, HMS Södermanland lease, and 2031 delivery timelines. The long-running…

Opinion: Golden Dome Revives Nuclear Anti-Satellite Weapons Concerns | Aviation Week Skip to main content Aaron Stein and Sam Lair July 17, 2026 Technicians joined the…

For decades, military laser weapons promised revolutionary capability but rarely moved beyond laboratory testing and field demonstrations.  That is beginning to change.  The Pentagon’s decision to…

Pictured is a U.S. Air Force photo of Gen. Stephen Davis (left), the head of Air Force Global Strike Command, on the tarmac at Barksdale AFB,…

The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has announced the completion of its first joint Weapon Fill Measurement Vehicle flight test on an F-35A Lightning II, carried…

US Army awards Leidos $2.7bn contract to shift hypersonic programmes into production. Credit: Mikael Damkier/Shutterstock.com. Leidos has won a $2.7bn contract from the US Army to…