In Iraq in 2003, an opening salvo of air and missile strikes attempted to achieve “shock and awe”—and hopefully regime decapitation—against Saddam Hussein. This failed to materialize, and US ground ...

IAI’s Arrow 3 missile defense system could play a role in the Golden Dome, although defending the vastness of the United States from missile attack is a daunting technical challenge.

In addition to their ubiquity in Ukraine, Iranian-made Shahed drones have popped up in other conflicts—chiefly those fought against Israel by Tehran’s regional allies and proxy groups.

Unlike the Air Force’s flashier fighter jets, the A-10 flies low and slow—and can dish out immense punishment to enemy ground forces.

Phasing out the use of fossil fuels, not just simply rebuilding low-carbon systems, should be the goal of COP30.

President Donald Trump recently suggested that “bad fuel” had caused the crashes of a US Navy fighter jet and helicopter in the South China Sea. An investigation is ongoing.

The recent UN resolution, affirming Morocco’s plan for the Western Sahara, was a masterstroke of enlightened diplomacy.

The K2 Black Panther is one of the most popular export tanks in the world, with customers in Europe, the Middle East, and now South America.

According to Rheinmetall, the German Navy’s directed energy weapon can engage a wide range of targets, including guided missiles, rockets, and drone swarms.

There are no current plans for the Army to replace the Apache. Instead, modernization is the strategy—using periodic upgrades to keep the helicopter flying into the 2040s, and possibly beyond.

Air-to-ground” missions are launched to use air capabilities to achieve tangible outcomes on the ground—chiefly the destruction of enemy forces.

As Taiwan pushes for defense self-sufficiency, mismanagement and limited resources threaten to sink its most ambitious program. This is not good news for Washington.