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There Have Been More Than A Dozen F-35 Lightning II Crashes To Date

Although another F-35 Lightning II crashed during a training flight on Friday, the fifth-generation aircraft is noted for having fewer mishaps than many other warplanes

ByPeter Suciu,

Contributor

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Iraq’s Vow To Modernize Air Defense After U.S.-Saudi Strikes Is Nothing New

Far from accelerating air defense procurement, Baghdad may actually fail to live up to its initial plans to upgrade its air defenses that predated the present Iran war.

ByPaul Iddon,

Senior Contributor

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Ukraine Submits CAS Appeal After IOC Eases Restrictions On Russia

Ukraine filed an appeal to CAS on July 29, challenging the IOC’s provisional reinstatement of the Russian Olympic Committee, arguing it violated the Olympic Charter.

ByMark Temnycky,

Senior Contributor

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Atomic Arms + AI Commanders May Spark Doomsday War, Nobel Winners Warn

The escalating dangers of a nuclear arms race and simultaneous rush to train AI military commanders present a doomsday threat to the globe and its eight billion citizens.

ByKevin Holden Platt,

Contributor

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National Guard Troops Deploy Tech That Distinguishes Drones From Birds

Guard troops who respond to biological and chemical attacks trained to use sensors equipped with advanced recognition technology to spot unmanned aircraft systems.

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Forward-Deployed USS Minnesota Completed Maiden Patrol

The Virginia-class nuclear-powered fast attack submarine completed its first deployment from Guam, after taking part in the multinational exercise Valiant Shield 2026

ByPeter Suciu,

Contributor

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Dead SpaceX Rocket To Smash Into The Moon On Wednesday

A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will strike the Moon on Wednesday, Aug. 5, creating a debris plume that may be visible from Earth.

ByJamie Carter,

Senior Contributor

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The Pentagon Is Making Production Promises Only Congress Can Keep

The Pentagon's framework agreements to increase weapons production are legally nonbinding and dependent on congressional funding

ByJulia Gledhill,

Contributor

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Azerbaijan Enhances Considerable Air Defense In Shadow Of Iran War

These recent acquisitions show that the oil-rich, strategic transcontinental country of Azerbaijan is sparing little expense when it comes to its diversified air defense.

ByPaul Iddon,

Senior Contributor

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U.S. Fighter Pilots Partner With Unmanned Aircraft In Battle Exercises

A robot aircraft successfully fired a self-guided missile in a major step for autonomous warfare as the U.S. Air Force uses drone fighter planes to partner with humans.