Military Technology
In 2026, Turkey officially began mass production of the Tayfun Block-4 ballistic missile, an advanced version of the Tayfun family, following the successful ...
In February 2026, the U.S. Air Force deployed a significant portion of its fleet of Boeing E-3 Sentry aircraft to bases in Europe and the Middle East as part ...
Military technology sometimes resembles a giant workshop: components and solutions “migrate” from one project to another when doing so helps make the system ...
Modern battlefields are being increasingly transformed by small, inexpensive, and numerous drones. They fly high, fast, and often close to the ground, making ...
In recent years, the U.S. military’s need for long-range, cost-effective strike systems has become one of the key priorities in developing the combat ...
Imagine a conversation about a modern fighter jet—not about its speed or armament, but about its “computer brain.” This is exactly the picture painted by Gijs ...
Since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, the Oreshnik missile system has become a real threat to Ukraine. Hypersonic and impossible to intercept, it is ...
In February 2026, an unusual event occurred in the skies over El Paso, TX, US: The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) closed the airspace near the ...
In early 2026, at one of Norway’s northern test sites, the German-British startup Hypersonica conducted a test of its HS-1 prototype—and on its very first ...
Contents: The 3M45 P-700 “Granit” anti-ship missile is rightly considered one of the masterpieces of Soviet military technology. To this day, no country ...
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