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With the majority of Ukraine’s U.S.-supplied M1A1 Abrams having been lost in combat, the announcement is very welcome news for Kyiv.

Typhon, which can fire Tomahawk and SM-6 missiles, currently makes use of large tractor-trailer launchers.

The V-280 will "deliver one Brigade Combat Team in one period of darkness, over 500 miles, arriving behind enemy lines, and be able to conduct sustained combat operations.”

North Korean troops would help Russia make up for mounting losses, but just how effective they could be remains to be seen.

Branded Content: Deliveries of Oshkosh’s Medium Caliber Weapon System are on track for fielding with first Stryker Brigade Combat Team in early 2025.

German and Italian manufacturers are teaming up to provide Italy with new KF51 Panther main battle tanks and KF41 Lynx infantry fighting vehicles.

The Army is now looking at improving the PAC-3 MSE interceptor and using new networks to make better use of its strained Patriot force.

The UR6000 appears to be China's first foray into the large tiltrotor segment and such a craft could have significant military applications.

Leonardo's BriteStorm is designed to be small and cheap enough to be installed in various drones and other platforms, even expendables ones.

The U.S. is sending one of its prized THAAD batteries and support troops to Israel as another Iranian barrage could come in response to Israel's retaliation.

The purpose for the balloons' GPS capabilities isn't clear, but none of the possibilities are good news for South Korea.

Evolving autonomous resupply and other capabilities could open up new and valuable tactical opportunities for the Army's Black Hawk fleet.

Having the ability to replenish surface combatants' vertical launch system cells while underway is seen as critical to sustaining a fight in the Pacific.

The bunker is open!

South Korea is not admitting responsibility for sending multiple waves of drones over the North Korean capital.

The new Stryker aims to offer the Army another layer of highly mobile lower-tier air defense capability to help rebuff drone attacks.

The first of France’s Defense and Intervention Frigates is a new-generation multi-mission warship that features an inverted bow.

The Extreme Long Range Sniper Rifle was also being eyed as a replacement for .50 caliber Mk 15 bolt-action rifles in U.S. special operations inventory.

The curious $13 million infusion of cash into the ARRW program comes amid continued questions about its future.

In the next six months the U.S. Marine Corps will start testing the advanced quadcopter loitering munition, designed to put easy-to-use aerial firepower into the infantry's hands.