The U.S. Air Force is adjusting its fighter fleet in anticipation of the F-47
The U.S. Air Force’s 2026 roadmap confirms a gradual increase in F-35s and a targeted reduction in F-22s to prepare for the arrival of the […]
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Epic Fury: The True Military Assessment of the Offensive Against Iran
Launched against Iran on February 28, Operation Epic Fury has resulted in massive strikes and tactical gains. But its strategic outcome remains uncertain. In Summary […]
Canada Enters the F-35 Era with the Arctic in Its Sights
Bases, training, NORAD, the Arctic, budget: Canada is accelerating its transition to the F-35 to strengthen its air defense in the face of tensions in […]
The F-35B scores its first aerial victory in the Iranian conflict
Above Jordan, the British F-35B scored its first aerial victory. This sequence validates its sensor fusion capabilities. Summary On March 3, 2026, the United Kingdom […]
Drones, AI, F-35: the USAF’s shift is entering a critical phase
The US Air Force is accelerating its collaborative combat drones and testing AI on F-35s. This shift is changing the mass, speed of decision-making, and […]
F-35s recalled to Iran: an imminent strike?
Washington withdraws F-35s from Cold Response in Norway, prioritizing the Middle East. What this means for NATO’s Arctic training. In summary The United States has […]
Rafale vs. F-35: the choice that is dividing Europe’s defense
Rafale vs. F-35: orders, dependencies, ITAR, data, and politics. Why Europe is hesitating between strategic autonomy and NATO alignment. In summary The Rafale vs. F-35 […]
Europe’s F-35s: the gamble of 600 fighter jets against Moscow
Behind the announcement of 600 F-35s in Europe, how many will remain in service, at what cost, and with what strategic dependence on Russia? In […]
F-35 or Gripen? Canada caught up in strategic uncertainty
Choosing the F-35, bringing back the Gripen, industrial pressure: Canada faces a strategic, economic, and sovereign debate over its future fighter fleet. Summary Canada has […]
Belgium buys the F-35, but doesn’t have the sky to train it
In 2025, Belgium admits that its airspace is too small to train its F-35s. A revealing admission of operational and budgetary limitations. Summary The Belgian […]