Gripen Corruption Scandals Return to Negotiations
From South Africa to Colombia, a look back at suspicious commissions, judicial investigations, and their impact on Gripen sales. Summary Allegations of corruption surrounding certain […]
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Queen of Thailand flies Gripen C fighter jet solo
Queen Suthida completes a solo flight in a Gripen C in Thailand—a female first for this supersonic fighter following military training. In Summary On October […]
Hawker Hunter Crash Reignites Debate Over Reliability
An ATAC Hawker Hunter crashed off the coast of California following a loss of thrust. Past incidents raise questions regarding engine performance and maintenance. Executive […]
F-35 Parts Fall into Chinese Hands in Hong Kong
A canopy and weapons bay door from an F-35 were misrouted to Hong Kong. Washington is investigating potential risks to American stealth technology. In Summary […]
Lockheed Martin Receives $1.2 Billion to Produce Anti-Ship PrSM
With PrSM Increment 2, the U.S. Army gives HIMARS a new long-range strike capability against ships and mobile land targets. Summary The U.S. Army is […]
Greek F-4 Phantom Crash in Tanagra: Two Pilots Killed
A Greek F-4E Phantom II crashed in Tanagra during Athens Flying Week 2026. Two pilots died during the demonstration. In Summary A Hellenic Air Force […]
Lockheed Martin Entrusts Skunk Works to OJ Sanchez and the Integrated Fighter Group to Mike Shoemaker
Lockheed Martin has entrusted Skunk Works to OJ Sanchez and the Integrated Fighter Group to Mike Shoemaker. Career paths, logic, and impacts of a strategic […]
Dassault Aviation: The Rafale Drives First-Half Results
Dassault Aviation posted €4.16 billion in revenue for the first half of 2026. The Rafale dominates, while Falcon prepares for a rebound. Executive Summary Dassault […]
Mega-Contracts PAC-3 and Dreadnought: Defense Industry in Full Expansion
On July 29, 2026, Lockheed Martin receives $53.86B for the PAC-3 MSE. The following day, BAE Systems secures £5.9B for the Royal Navy’s Dreadnought submarines. […]
Su-57 Felon Crashes Near Moscow: The Flaws of a Program in Crisis
On July 23, 2026, a Su-57 Felon stealth fighter crashed in the Moscow region. The accident exposes the industrial and operational vulnerabilities of Russia’s fifth-generation […]