NATO Launches Nuclear Deterrence Exercises Involving 70 Aircraft
NATO has officially launched its annual Steadfast Noon exercise, designed to test the readiness of the Alliance’s nuclear deterrence forces ...
American Attack Aircraft, Part 8: Contribution of Gerard Valtí
In 1932, aviation enthusiast Gerard Valtí secured financial backing from automotive magnate E. L. Cord and founded the Airplane Development ...
Chinese Startup Successfully Launches the World’s Largest Solid-Fuel Rocket for Second Time
The Chinese startup Orienspace has successfully completed its second launch, sending its Gravity-1 solid-fuel rocket into orbit from a sea ...
All about the “passenger attack” Cessna AC-208 Combat Caravan: an air‑defense variant?
While writing an article on the Northrop Gamma attack aircraft, I kept getting a sense of déjà vu: the idea ...
New Variant of the “Neptune” Cruise Missile Appears in Ukraine
A new modification of the “Neptune” cruise missile has been unveiled in Ukraine. Based on available photos, the missile features ...
SpaceX to Launch Four Falcon Heavy Rockets Under New U.S. National Security Program
New missions have been announced for the U.S. Space Force (USSF) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), with a total ...
Sikorsky Unveils Nomad Drone Series for Maritime and Land Missions
Sikorsky has unveiled the Nomad VTOL drone series featuring a tail frame and dual-propeller power system. The lineup includes aircraft ...
Weapons of Ukraine’s victory: Zozulya Deep Strike Drone
Today we look at the new long-range UAV Zozulya, reportedly capable of flights up to 2,100 km, introduced by the ...
American Attack Aircraft, Part 7: John Northrop’s “Gamma”
In the first half of the 1930s, the U.S. aviation industry was introducing new civilian aircraft one after another. These ...