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The US Navy’s newest and biggest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, is set be deployed to the Mediterranean, according ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNUS bunker-buster strikes on Iran pressure China to catch up in strategic bomber powerThe devastation caused by the hypersonic missiles fired by Iran made headlines, and so did the air superiority shown by the ...
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Air Force Times on MSNHow the US has shifted military jets and ships in the Middle EastAs America’s national security leaders discuss next steps, the Pentagon has moved to ensure that troops and bases in the ...
As the Iran-Israel conflict intensifies, the U.S. deploys the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier along with support tankers to ...
Quicksink is a U.S. Air Force weapons program aimed at creating air-delivered, low-cost, surface vessel defeat capability.
While an Iranian retaliation against the US was on expected lines, the Al Udeid attack has triggered anticipation that there ...
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A US Air Force B-2 stealth bomber helped sink an old warship in the Pacific with new anti-ship QUICKSINK bombs - MSNA US Air Force B-2 stealth bomber dropped new anti-ship munitions to help sink a decommissioned warship. The exercise involving the munitions, known as QUICKSINK, took place last week in the Pacific.
The US Air Force has expanded the range of low-cost QUICKSINK anti-ship munitions, with the inclusion of a new 226kg (500lb) variant.
America's latest nuclear-armed delivery platform breaks cover as the US Air Force releases a rendering of its cutting-edge ...
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The National Interest on MSNThe US Air Force Just Got Its Hands on a New Cruise MissileThe AGM-181A is the US Air Force’s newest cruise missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. Its acquisition signals America’s intent to win the nuclear arms race against China.
Earlier this month, the US and allies practiced taking out a large surface ship with long-range weapons, including, for the first time, a US Air Force B-2 bomber.
A US Air Force B-2 stealth bomber dropped new anti-ship munitions to help sink a decommissioned warship. The exercise involving the munitions, known as QUICKSINK, took place last week in the Pacific.
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