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Philippine Air Force receives final two of six Turkish T129 attack helicopters, enhancing capabilities to address gaps in urban warfare operations.

The largest Ukrainian mobile operator, Kyivstar, saw a 14.1% decrease in revenue to UAH 7.1 billion in January-March due to the implementation of a large loyalty program following an unprecedented cyber attack at the end of 2023, the operator's press service reported on Thursday.

Ukraine's Defence Forces shot down a Russian Kh-59/69 guided missile near the city of Dnipro on the afternoon of 4 May. Source: Air Command Skhid (East); Ukraine's Air Force Quote from Air Command Skhid: "A unit of Air Command Skhid destroyed a Kh-59/69 guided missile in the Dnipro district (Dnipropetrovsk Oblast) at 16:16.

Lieutenant Colonel (U.S. Air Force, Retired) Fred H. Burdeshaw, Jr. died 4/28/2024 at age 80. He was a resident of Sharpsburg, GA where he had lived since 1998.

The Finnish Air Force will deploy a detachment of F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets to Romania in summer 2024 as part of Finland’s contribution to NATO’s p...

Lieutenant Colonel (U.S. Air Force, Retired) Fred H. Burdeshaw, Jr. died 4/28/2024 at age 80. He was a resident of Sharpsburg, GA where he had lived since 1998. Burdeshaw was […]

The Russian occupation forces again attacked the gas infrastructure facilities of the Naftogaz group on Saturday morning.

Daily on Defense: Biden to sign aid bill, Schumer and McConnell align, Blinken to China, forced TikTok sale faces legal challenges

Daily on Defense: Russia showing desperation, Biden promises long-range ATACMS, Senate debates aid bill, UK’s massive aid package, Poland’s nuclear ambition

A supplier of air springs for the EV industry, Firestone has opened distribution centers at its manufacturing sites in Williamsburg, KY and Dyersburg, TN.