Australia will donate 49 M1A1 Abrams tanks to strengthen Ukraine’s fight against Russia—emphasising its continued military and financial support in partnership with international allies.

Designing nuclear waste facilities requires unprecedented engineering to safely store radioactive material for 100,000 years—balancing geology, public trust, and evolving technology.

Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group said it would escalate its war against Israel, following the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar—architect of the 7 October attacks on Israel.

As of October 1, the US Air Force Recruiting Service has begun merging with Air University’s Jeanne M. Holm Center to form the Air Force Accessions Center. This restructuring aims to streamline resource efficiency by integrating ROTC and officer training programs into a unified entity. An additional 370 recruiters will support the transition, which is set to be completed by October 2025.

Aircraft carriers remain unmatched in military power—highly mobile, well-defended, and technologically advanced, making them nearly impossible to sink by conventional means.

The killing of Yahya Sinwar signals a potential shift in Gaza's conflict, but Israel vows to continue military operations until hostages are freed and security is restored.

The US will deploy a THAAD missile defense system and support troops to Israel, reinforcing air defences amid escalating regional tensions involving Iran and its allies.

The latest classified manoeuvres, utilising space capabilities, may advance low-fuel orbit-changing techniques, crucial for future missions. The X-37B acts as a testbed for NASA and Pentagon technologies, demonstrating aerobraking, a fuel-saving method used by NASA and other agencies.

Space-based manufacturing, leveraging space capabilities, is transforming industries by enabling advanced medical and technological breakthroughs. With decreasing launch costs, space offers unique advantages such as improved optical fibres, more efficient semiconductors, and the potential for space-grown organs to revolutionise transplants.

The 1943 bombing campaign against Germany exposed flaws in US air power doctrine, as bombers suffered heavy losses without proper fighter escort. This highlighted the need for improved tactics and demonstrated Germany’s strong aerial defences.