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M1 Abrams

Ukrainian M1 Abrams Tank Seen With Explosive Reactive Armor

The sight of an M1A1 tank with explosive reactive armor follows similar upgrades to other advanced Western armor supplied to Ukraine.

Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles

Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile Hits U.S.-Owned Container Ship In Gulf Of Aden

There wasn't major damage or injuries in this attack a day after a Houthi missile heading to the USS Laboon was downed by a US fighter.

A-50/A-100

Claims Swirl Around Possible Shoot Down Of Russian A-50 Radar Jet (Updated)

The loss of an A-50 and an IL-22M airborne command and control platforms would be a major blow for Russia, which only has a handful of each.

U.S. Homeland

American Fighter Downs Houthi Missile Heading Toward USS Laboon

This latest incident comes after the U.S. and U.K. launched reprisal attacks on Houthi facilities in Yemen.

Red Sea

Houthis Threaten Reprisal Attacks On U.S. Bases In The Region

The Houthis say recent strikes against their facilities in Yemen caused little damage and vowed revenge against the U.S. and its allies.

U.S. Navy

Navy Strikes Houthi Radar Site With Tomahawk Cruise Missile

A follow-up strike on a Houthi radar site in Yemen was launched tonight by an Arleigh Burke class destroyer.

Bunker Talk

Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week

You know the drill.

Skunk Works

X-59 Supersonic Test Jet Rolled Out At Skunk Works

A high-profile ceremony saw the completed X-59 formally unveiled at Palmdale, with a first flight now due before the end of the year.

Russia

Russia’s New Supersized Glide Bomb: Our Best Look Yet

FAB-1500 M54s with wing kits are three times larger and are far more destructive than the glide bombs Russia has been using in Ukraine.

U.S. Homeland

Glaring Questions Remain Over Defense Secretary Austin’s Transfer Of Authority

Several reviews are underway to determine how Austin transferred his authorities and why it happened without wider notification.

Red Sea

Red Sea Dangerous As Ever After Strikes, Shipping Industry Warns (Updated)

The Houthis have warned the United States and its allies of “a long-term battle that will change the direction of the region and the world.”

News & Features

Allies Strike Back Against Houthis In Yemen (Updated)

Multiple types of Houthi facilities in Yemen have been struck in retaliation for constant attacks on vessels in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.

News & Features

Ukraine Situation Report: Kyiv’s Mobilization Plan Stalled By Parliament

Ukraine’s parliament has blocked a move to expand mobilization as the country struggles to field the required numbers of soldiers.

News & Features

Middle Aged Navy Destroyers Getting ‘2.0’ Upgrade Package

Mod 2.0 Arleigh Burke destroyers will get new radar, electronic warfare, and other capabilities as part of larger modernization push.

News & Features

Retaliation Strikes On Houthis May Be Imminent (Updated)

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reportedly briefed his cabinet on potential U.S. and U.K. strikes against the Houthis in Yemen tonight.

F-15

F-15A ‘Baz’ Upgraded Cockpit Seen In Rare Israeli Air Force Photo (Updated)

Israel's aging F-15A-Ds are prized multi-role assets that have been significantly upgraded over the years, which includes a unique cockpit.

Red Sea

The Anti-Ship Missile Arsenal Houthis Are Firing Into The Red Sea

Yemen's Houthis are the first to use anti-ship ballistic missiles in anger and have a diverse array of anti-ship cruise missiles, too.

Columbia Class

First Look At Columbia Missile Submarine’s X-Shaped Stern

The delivery of Columbia's stern section is a milestone for the first ballistic missile submarine built for the Navy since the 1990s.

F-35

The 1,000th F-35 Has Been Built

Delays with a key upgrade program mean Lockheed Martin has yet to deliver the 1,000th F-35 and others to their customers.

Red Sea

Largest Attack On Red Sea Shipping To Date: What We Know

Multiple drones and missiles were downed by U.S. and U.K. warships and aircraft as the Houthis continue to raise the stakes in the region.