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The South Korean air force has impressive weapons, but they could only mitigate the effects of a full-blown war.

(Photo : Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jarod Hodge/wikipedia) F/A-18 E Super Hornet is the premier naval fighter of the US Navy, and it will be getting Block III upgrades. The jet is a 4th generation fighter with upgrades improving its performance over the Block II type. F/A-18 E Super Hornet naval specialist Block III, dubbed the Advanced Super Hornet, was test flown successfully in August 2013. To allow it to be competitive with newer planes, several equipment changes were devised by engineers are Boeing to bring them up to specifications to lower Block IIs, reported Airforce Tec...

The Indian Air Force was not satisfied with the Su-57’s performance. Here's What You Need to Remember: India’s next steps following the dissolution of the stealth-fighter agreement with Russia will be of interest—for its military significance, but also as a gauge of how comfortable New Delhi is with further deepening its relationship with the United States. In April 2018, India’s Defense Secretary Sanjay Mitra met with a Russian delegation to announce that India was withdrawing from its joint development of the FGFA stealth fighter. This rupture was years in the making, and does not ...

The forthcoming Rafale F4 is slated to replace France’s fourth-generation Mirage 2000. Here's What You Need to Know: The Dassault Rafale simply can't compete against the F-35. In January 2019, French Defense Minister Florence Parly announced France would commit $2.3 billion to develop an F4 generation of the Dassault Rafale twin-engine multirole fighter.  This would include production in 2022–2024 of the last twenty-eight of the original order of 180 Rafales, followed by the purchase of an additional thirty Rafales F4.2s between 2027–2030, for a total of 210.  Since 2008, France has ...

20 Apr 2021 (Last Updated April 20th, 2021 12:24) Lockheed Martin has awarded a contract to Griffon’s wholly owned subsidiary Telephonics to support the US Navy’s MH-60R/S helicopter programmes. Share Article MH-60S Knight Hawk advanced maritime helicopters take-off. Credit: Tech. Sgt. Tony Tolley. Lockheed Martin has awarded a contract to Griffon’s wholly owned subsidiary Telephonics to support the US Navy’s MH-60R/S helicopter programmes. The company will perform support work on AN/APS-153(V) multi-mode maritime surveillance radar (MMR...