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Nuclear
US to Station Nuclear Weapons in UK Amid Growing Russian Threats: Reports
The US is reportedly planning to station its nuclear weapons in the UK in response to growing threats from Russia.
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Arms
German Army’s New Assault Rifle ‘Inaccurate’ for Battle: Report
The German Army’s new assault rifle has been found “inaccurate” for battle, making it unreliable to support combat operations.
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Americas
Saab Secures $102M T-7A Red Hawk Jet Trainer Contract From Boeing
Saab has won a $102-million contract from Boeing to supply fuselage systems for the T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer aircraft.
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Americas
US Navy to Allow High School Dropouts to Enlist Amid Recruitment Shortfalls
The US Navy will now allow people with no high school diploma to enlist as it relaxes recruitment requirements to attract more recruits.
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Asia Pacific
From Choppers to Satellites: India, France Ink Key Security Deals
India has entered into an agreement with France to co-produce helicopters, satellites, and other defense hardware for their militaries.
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Americas
Lockheed, Rafael to Vie for US Army’s Second Cruise Missile Interceptor
Two defense giants have declared their interest in the US Army’s second supersonic cruise missile interceptor program.
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Americas
US Army Practices Nuclear Deterrence Amid Increasing Threats
The US Army’s Nuclear Disablement Team has conducted an exercise to hone its skills in exploiting and disabling nuclear and radiological weapons.
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Asia Pacific
China Tests Own Version of ‘Dream Shell’ Abandoned by US Navy: Report
Chinese scientists claim to have developed and tested a hypersonic projectile that is similar to the “Dream Shell” abandoned by the US Navy.
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Asia Pacific
Australia, Japan Agree to Collaborate in Undersea Warfare
Australia and Japan have agreed to explore potential collaborations to enhance their undersea warfare capabilities.
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Asia Pacific
China Incapable of Successfully Invading Taiwan: US Experts
A new survey of American security experts has found they believe China’s military power is still insufficient to successfully invade Taiwan.
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