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Iran's loitering missiles are unusual. They can fly loops until they find targets like low-flying drones to attack.

Iran's loitering missiles are unusual. They can fly loops until they find targets like low-flying drones to attack.

With the May 4 municipal election coming up around the corner, people may be wondering what experiences and priorities individual candidates bring to the table.

Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has reported that following an audit of military units, Ukraine's General Staff has revised the figure regarding the issue of "enlisting 500,000 Ukrainians" downwards, though he gave no exact number for the Armed Forces' needs.

Whidbey resident, retired Air Force lieutenant colonel owes his careers to the First Amendment.

Whidbey resident, retired Air Force lieutenant colonel owes his careers to the First Amendment.

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) Market Report 2024-2034" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. Overall world revenue...

When Russian forces withdrew from the town of Balakliia in eastern Ukraine in late 2022, pursued by Ukrainian troops and under artillery fire, they left a poorly equipped group of volunteers to guard their retreat. The force of around 50 men came from the  National Army Combat Reserve - known by its Russian acronym BARS - a loose assembly of units totaling several thousand fighters that Russia's defense ministry has deployed in Ukraine to supplement its regular forces. About four h...

Middle East News: Israel's military has incorporated Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology into combat operations in Gaza, marking the first deployment of such advanced weaponry in the months-long war. The move sparked concerns about the implications of autonomous weapons in modern warfare.