LUCAS drones and PrSM missiles are two of the many munitions that American forces have used to strike Iranian targets.
They opened this war by moving two Navy aircraft carriers — along with dozens of Air Force fighters, bombers and refueling planes — into the region. Three destroyers escort each carrier, armed with a ...
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US Navy resumes electromagnetic railgun tests tied to hypersonic weapon research
The United States Navy has quietly resumed live-fire testing of a prototype electromagnetic railgun.
Patriot missile batteries have been the iconic air defense system in the United States’ arsenal for several decades, but ...
The opening hours of war in Iran included the first use of a US low-cost attack drone, and since then, more historic combat firsts have occurred.
After meeting with defense contractors at the White House, President Trump said the companies were all committed to ...
The ongoing Iran war is depleting US munitions. Weapons contractors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania may ramp up production.
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The Navy’s new giant warship may be built to be seen
A bigger hull promises more missiles, more power, and more command space. It also promises a larger problem. The proposed BBG(X), sometimes framed as a new American “battleship,” is less a return to ...
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