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The Mirage 2000D RMV: Reviving a Relic Amid Global Tensions

The French Air and Space Force will introduce the upgraded Mirage 2000D RMV into service on April 9, 2025. Upgrades include a modern cockpit and the TALIOS targeting pod, enhancing precision in diverse conditions. The Mirage 2000D RMV’s arsenal features advanced MICA

2025-04-05

Défense·International Relations·Military Technology·News

The US F-47 Fighter: Why Sharing with Allies Could Slash Costs

2025-03-27

Défense·International Relations·Military Technology·News

The US F-47 Fighter: Why Sharing with Allies Could Slash Costs

The F-47 is the United States’ newest sixth-generation fighter jet, facing significant cost challenges similar to past models. The F-22 Raptor’s restricted use increased costs due to lack of international partnerships, unlike the cost-effective multinational F-35 Lightning II program. International collaboration can

2025-03-27

Aerospace·Défense·News·Technology

The Cutting-Edge Flight Evolution: How X-Planes Shaped the U.S. Air Force’s Next-Gen Fighter Jet

The F-47 fighter jet is a key component of American air dominance, developed from experimental X-planes initiated by Boeing and Lockheed Martin under DARPA. These X-planes have clocked significant flight hours since their debuts in 2019 and 2022, advancing air combat technology

2025-03-27

Défense·News·Space·Technology

Blast Off: Vulcan Centaur Rocket Lands Space Force Certification

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) achieved certification for its Vulcan Centaur rocket for National Security Space Launch (NSSL) missions, challenging SpaceX in military space launches. Vulcan Centaur’s certification followed a meticulous process since 2016, meeting 52 benchmarks and undergoing 114 audits to

2025-03-26

Défense·F-35·Fighter Jet·International·News·Politics

Portugal’s Surprising Move: Why the F-35 Fighter Jets Won’t Be Joining Their Fleet

Portugal’s strategic shift involves rejecting Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter jets despite their advanced technology. Defense Minister Nuno Melo cited concerns over reliance on external allies and the unpredictability of international power dynamics. Uncertainties about NATO commitments and dependence on U.S. software updates

2025-03-14

Aerospace·Défense·F-15·Fighter Aircraft·Fighter Jet·India·News·SU-35

India’s Fighter Jet Saga: The Latest Chapter Unveiled

India is revisiting its multi-role fighter jet acquisition program, aiming to procure 114 advanced aircraft to rejuvenate its dwindling Indian Air Force (IAF) fleet. The IAF’s operational squadrons have decreased significantly, needing expansion from 31 to the mandated 42 squadrons to counter

2025-03-14

Défense·Geopolitics·News·Satellite·Strategy·Weapon

Ukraine’s Dwindling Missile Arsenal: A Strategic Pivot Amid Depleted ATACMS

Ukraine’s military strategy is undergoing a major shift due to the depletion of its long-range ATACMS missile stockpile. The ATACMS missiles represented crucial tactical leverage, allowing strikes up to 186 miles away, but supplies were limited to fewer than 40. U.S. defense

2025-03-13

Défense·Geopolitics·Military·News·Weapon

The End of the Missile Road: Ukraine Runs Out of Long-Range ATACMS

The depletion of Ukraine’s Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) marks a critical shift in its military strategy in the ongoing conflict. The absence of ATACMS highlights a strategic pivot toward diversified military support, including artillery shells and anti-tank ordnance from the United

2025-03-13

Défense·Military·News·Satellite·Technology·Watch·Weapon

Ukraine’s Secret Weapon: What Happened to the ATACMS Missiles?

Ukraine has exhausted its supply of ATACMS missiles, a key asset in its counteroffensive efforts. These long-range missiles were crucial in striking high-value Russian targets and showcased powerful alliance support. The depletion highlights the need for diverse military strategies and resources beyond

2025-03-13

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Défense - Page 3

The Mirage 2000D RMV: Reviving a Relic Amid Global Tensions

The US F-47 Fighter: Why Sharing with Allies Could Slash Costs

The US F-47 Fighter: Why Sharing with Allies Could Slash Costs

The Cutting-Edge Flight Evolution: How X-Planes Shaped the U.S. Air Force’s Next-Gen Fighter Jet

Blast Off: Vulcan Centaur Rocket Lands Space Force Certification

Portugal’s Surprising Move: Why the F-35 Fighter Jets Won’t Be Joining Their Fleet

India’s Fighter Jet Saga: The Latest Chapter Unveiled

Ukraine’s Dwindling Missile Arsenal: A Strategic Pivot Amid Depleted ATACMS

The End of the Missile Road: Ukraine Runs Out of Long-Range ATACMS

Ukraine’s Secret Weapon: What Happened to the ATACMS Missiles?

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