Australia will buy a fourth Triton drone for maritime surveillance, despite the US Navy halting production and critics warning of vulnerability to attack.

Poland has signed an agreement with Norwegian firm Kongsberg for two naval missile units, including command vehicles and missile launchers.

In preparation for a future where satellites are designed to manoeuvre in space, the Space Force’s rapid acquisition team is working to ensure ground infrastructure is ready to operate those systems.

Despite its hefty price tag, the F-35’s unparalleled capabilities make it a critical strategic aircraft; particularly considering the newer airframes Beijing and Moscow have developed.

A change in leadership at US military space operations is set, with Lt. Gen. Stephen N. Whiting being nominated to take over as head of US Space Command (SPACECOM).

The B-29 employed advanced technology and had a major influence on future aircraft designs—it was used to drop atom bombs on Japan which led to Japan's surrender and the ending of WW2.

The Albanese Government will acquire 20 new C-130J Hercules aircraft for the Australian Air Force at $9.8 billion, replacing and expanding the current fleet of 12 aircraft with deliveries scheduled for late 2027.

Western air forces, including Britain's Royal Air Force, plan to use highways as makeshift runways for their jets. This strategy, reminiscent of the Cold War, is designed to disperse operations and circumvent enemy attacks. Similarly, the US military is also adopting these tactics.

The Fairey ‘Swordfish’ was considered antiquated from the moment it entered military service in the 1930s. Still, it was Britain’s main torpedo-bomber at the start of WWII.

Despite perhaps not being the only reason, the most obvious reason is that the US wants to be the only country to possess F-22  technology.