France’s Rafale fleet is becoming too thin for high-intensity conflicts
France’s Rafale fleet remains stretched too thin in the face of crises, export commitments, and the phasing out of the Mirage. The fighter fleet is […]
France’s Rafale fleet remains stretched too thin in the face of crises, export commitments, and the phasing out of the Mirage. The fighter fleet is […]
India is moving forward with plans to acquire 114 Rafale jets for its Air Force, with local production representing both an industrial challenge and a […]
The Marine Corps is retiring its F/A-18C/Ds by 2030 to transition to a fleet of F-35s that are more stealthy, networked, and suited to modern […]
The Pentagon’s UAP files do not prove an extraterrestrial origin. Above all, they reveal the limitations of sensors, the rise of drones, and the strategic […]
In Dallas, Lockheed Martin and the Department of Defense aim to accelerate the development of precision munitions. The real challenge is industrial, not just military. […]
CycloKinetics promises 32% more energy for aircraft, missiles, and rockets. A useful innovation, but one still shrouded in uncertainty. In summary The American company CycloKinetics […]
The Pentagon aims to counter China’s numerical superiority with thousands of autonomous drones. Replicator promises speed, but poses real risks. In summary The Replicator program […]
A technical look at whether the F-22 can defeat the F-35 in a dogfight, and why BVR combat, stealth and sensor fusion change the answer. […]
The UAE’s withdrawal from co-financing the Rafale F5 leaves Paris facing a hefty bill and reignites industrial tensions within the SCAF. In summary France finds […]
Paris is refocusing the LPM on the Rafale F5, its combat drone, and its future missiles, at the risk of undermining the European Eurodrone program. […]
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