Military Technology

On the morning of December 21, 1946, the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, anchored in Kwajalein Lagoon, settled noticeably by the stern and began to list. Water ...

A second unusually configured Chinese vessel has appeared in Guangzhou, which Western analysts assess to be a mothership for large uncrewed underwater ...

A missile launcher can be deployed to an island, camouflaged, and connected to a wider command network. Keeping it operational over time is considerably ...

A strike drone can have sufficient range, a functioning propulsion system, and a suitable warhead — yet still become ineffective because its communications ...

Ground-based radar has a limitation that cannot be overcome simply by increasing its power: the Earth is round. A low-flying aircraft or cruise missile can ...

Drones are getting faster — and their hunters need to accelerate, too. Raytheon has unveiled a new Coyote interceptor variant that replaces its small turbojet ...

Giving an older IFV a new anti-tank missile does not necessarily require replacing its turret. At AUSA 2026, Rafael USA and Leonardo DRS presented a solution ...

It has the hull of an infantry fighting vehicle, but instead of the familiar turret, it carries a bank of launch tubes for 220 mm rockets. An unusual ...

When John Rafferty first heard that the Army was considering high-altitude balloons for reconnaissance, the idea struck him as crazy. The military was ...

An air defence system can successfully shoot down every incoming target — and still find itself in trouble before the next attack. Its interceptors have been ...