Special Operations Forces Week 2025

I wonder if the leaves are changing color out there?

The Navy is pushing to get Blackbeard, a lower-cost and fast-to-produce standoff weapon, into operational service by 2028 at the latest.

The missile deal would drastically expand Riga’s precision-fire reach as NATO’s eastern flank races to build up its conventional long-range strike capabilities.

The USMC says an urgent need for Anduril Pulsar-L systems ties in with larger plans to boost the ACV’s defenses against drones.

The head of NASA just cryptically teased a new X-plane with an image that looked a lot like the iconic Blackbird. Now a very particular SR-71 is missing.

Recent satellite imagery shows a host of highly specialized features on the ship that’s under construction, as well as a large cradle sitting beside it.

The French deployment marks the latest attempt by a European nation to help stabilize the supply of oil via military assistance.

What we know and don’t know, and the potential security impacts, regarding the real possibility China has major F-35 components in its possession.

Ukraine Situation Report: Ukrainian Colonel gives insights into how his forces have been slowly advancing on the eastern front.

The Warthog’s departure leaves the USAF’s mastery of close air support in a tenuous transition.

The wheeled armor vehicle that packs a big gun is tailored for Taiwan’s challenging terrain and is slated for production in 2027.

Recent video footage of the J-36 undergoing flight testing shows continued refinement of its design and new features.

Artillery, once the ‘king of battle’ along the front lines has been dethroned by drones, but it still has a critical job to do.

USS Abraham Lincoln’s crew spent its first day on American soil after 307 days into a marathon deployment, approaching the record set by USS Gerald R. Ford.

The incident occurred shortly after the Hawk departed from RAF Valley on a training mission.

NASA’s Isaacman showed a silhouette that evoked the famed SR-71 and declared his agency is getting “back in the business of flying high and fast again.”

The tanker deployment will support Saudi Arabia’s defense against Houthi missiles and drones.

New reports from the Pentagon and CBO, combined with open-source intel, paint the most complete picture yet of the damage Iran has inflicted on U.S. airpower.

The launcher that can fire laser-guided rockets, small missiles, and more has emerged on a Mistral class amphibious assault ship.

The new missile and launcher was shown in action, but just how close it is to being anywhere near a usable weapon is highly questionable.

Uncrewed underwater vehicles that can launch attacks on other vessels open up new tactical possibilities and could help fill gaps in traditional submarine coverage.