Air Force and Boeing’s signed $3.9 billion fixed-price contracts for Air Force One are at least two years late and over budget at $1.1 billion. Reasons for the Delay The View More ›
After a long wait, the Department of Defense has finally released its Responsible Artificial Intelligence (RAI) Strategy and Implementation Pathway, highlighting the importance of having a data-focused organization that emphasizes View More ›
Imagine a US Embassy under attack in a foreign country. It is seemingly cut off from all aid and assistance. The outnumbered Marine guards are fighting off hoards of armed View More ›
Imagine you have to protect yourself from an incoming nuclear explosion. How would you defend yourself? Maybe wearing fireproof clothes or sheltering in the bunker. How about relying on paint? View More ›
The United States had successfully conducted a “free flight” hypersonic missile test in mid-March. However, they kept it under wraps to not further escalate tensions with Russia as per the View More ›
A big thank-you to SOFREP boss Sean Spoontz who brought me on board to write for SOFREP.com. I aim to stimulate, educate and entertain you, and make you think about View More ›
The Philippine Air Force (PAF) announced that it had received two units of the Turkish-made T129 “ATAK” attack helicopters at the Clark Air Base in Pampanga, Philippines, last March 8. View More ›
Fighting and exchanging artillery shots on land is already hard enough: you have to be precise and careful; you also have to consider your position, your target’s position, the kind View More ›
Aside from the Javelins and the NLAWs, there’s another not-so-secret weapon wreaking havoc on the invading Russian forces in Ukraine, and that is the Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 armed drone. It View More ›
The United States government and the United Kingdom have signed an agreement last Monday, February 14, that enables the two countries to evaluate the possibility of cooperation on future vertical View More ›