Air Force Opens Competition to Design ‘Skyborg’ Loyal Wingman Drone
AI-powered drone could act as a “bodyguard” against an incoming missile, gunfire
Tag: World at War
Russia’s Latest Radar That Tracks Hypersonic Weapons Now Available to Foreign Buyers
Device “can simultaneously track at least 1,000 thousand objects”
China Lashes Out Over Coronavirus Blame By US, Australia
Beijing claims Western nations waging smear campaign
Pentagon Warns Vessels to Not Approach US Ships
“Armed vessels approaching within 100 meters of a US naval vessel may be interpreted as a threat”
COVID-Stricken Aircraft Carrier Returns to Sea With Reduced Crew
USS Theodore Roosevelt to return with about 3,000 sailors
‘Lone Wolf’ ISIS Fanatic Planned to Bomb Barcelona-Real Madrid Match With Drones – Report
Drones were to be rigged with explosives
Huawei Fighting For ‘Survival’ as US Cuts Off Global Chip Suppliers
Telecom giant added to Commerce Department’s “entity list” due to national security concerns, denies spying on customers
Rumors Swirl After Chinese Ambassador To Israel Found Dead
Avalanche of speculation as US ties with Beijing fray
Army to Test Hypersonic Weapons at Texas A&M University
Millions of dollars approved to build laboratories, runways, underground ranges, more
F-22 Fighter Jet Crashes in Florida, Air Force Says
Fifth-generation jet reportedly involved in “America Strong” flyover tour
US Warship Sails Through Taiwan Strait Before President’s Inauguration
Taiwanese president soon sworn in for second term amid reports China plans to seize islands controlled by Taipei
US, Poland to Conduct War Games on NATO’s ‘Eastern Flank’
Move comes shortly after Warsaw declared Russia a mortal threat
“We Could Cut Off the Whole Relationship” – War of Words Between Trump, ChiComs Heating Up
US could save $500 billion by severing ties with Beijing, president says
Space Force Commander Slams Russia’s “Unacceptable Behavior in Space”
Says activity has ‘not slowed down’ despite pandemic
UK-funded propaganda campaign in Syria was bloated, inefficient & possibly illegal, a ‘scathing’ internal review reveals
Unsurprisingly, the programs were most heavily pushed by the Ministry of Defence