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Longbow operated by the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) will undergo a Life Extension Program that will see the fleet operate beyond 2030.

Canada’s Best Employers is an award based on an independent survey of more than 40,000 Canadian employees.

US Army revamps nearly 1,900 Stinger missiles with new tech, bringing back old warhorses with cutting-edge tech to tackle today's aerial threats.

Beginning on Wednesday, January 3, the KSHV WSR-88D, operated by NOAA’s National Weather Service in Shreveport, Louisiana, will be down for up to two weeks for a significant upgrade. Technicians will refurbish and replace the pedestal, one of the most critical components of the radar, which is neces

Bruce Power signed a Net Zero Nuclear Industry pledge after new UN initiatives to triple the worlds renewable energy capacity by 2050.

Bruce Power signed a Net Zero Nuclear Industry pledge after new UN initiatives to triple the worlds renewable energy capacity by 2050.

Bruce Power signed a Net Zero Nuclear Industry pledge after new UN initiatives to triple the worlds renewable energy capacity by 2050.

It isn't entirely surprising that the M60 remains in service around the world, as more than 15,000 were produced in all variants.

  by Ian Armstrong , January 8, 2016 Despite its advertisement as a low-yield, lower-risk alternative to existing missile models, the recently tested B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb presents several risks that may in fact elevate the threat of nuclear use and encourage proliferation. Late last year, the United States successfully completed testing of the newest…

The B61-13 bomb will be made by a B61-7 warhead inside a B61-12 casing, providing another option with a higher yield.