After FCAS, Germany Seeks Its Air Combat Path
Following the failure of FCAS, Berlin is looking for an alternative between GCAP, the F-35, drones, and limited cooperation with France. In Summary The end […]
Month: June 2026
Autonomous Drones Address the Shortage of Military Pilots
Faced with a lack of pilots, air forces are accelerating AI autonomy and drone integration to preserve their combat mass. Summary The pilot shortage is […]
Supercruise: Flying Supersonic Without Burning Through Fuel
Supercruise allows fighter jets to fly at supersonic speeds without using afterburners, providing a major tactical advantage in range and stealth. Summary Supercruise refers to […]
Ramstein Flag 2026: The Full-Scale Test of a Modern NATO War
Ramstein Flag 2026 tests NATO’s air power against a high-intensity conflict, from Finland to Spain. Summary Ramstein Flag 2026 is not just another air exercise. […]
The speed of fighter jets: engines, altitude, and limitations
How fighter jets gain speed through engines, aerodynamics, materials, and in-flight measurement systems. The evolution of fighter jet speed tells an essential part of military […]
The 6th-Generation Fighter Race Accelerates to Counter China, with Europe Falling Behind
The American F-47, Chinese J-36/J-50 prototypes, and the European GCAP: the race for sixth-generation fighters reveals a profound strategic shift. Summary The race for sixth-generation […]
Ukrainian Mirage 2000s Enter Ground-Strike Role
A video showing very low-altitude flight suggests air-to-ground strikes by Ukrainian Mirage 2000s. Tactical proof, a real shift, or a political signal? Summary A short […]