Despite technical issues causing delays in delivery, the first of three UK Wedgetail’s on order from Boeing will soon begin comprehensive ground and flight testing, with an initial operational capability milestone scheduled for 2026.

Using AI effectively depends on how clearly and contextually you prompt—good outcomes come from combining human insight with deliberate tailored instructions. Good prompts provide context and direction while AI supports—not replaces—critical thinking.

A new feature on the US Marine Corps website showing the history of its long-arms—from the flintlock muskets of the Continental Navy, to the current M27—is part of the Corps’ 250th birthday celebrations.

Former US Marine Kristopher Battles is now artist-in-residence at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. His painting ‘Operation Phantom Fury — Fallujah 2004’ depicts the house-to-house fighting that defined the Second Battle of Fallujah (Iraq).

Data from multiple studies has concluded that the impact of exercise on weight loss is minimal; and caloric restriction is the only scientifically proven method that will achieve meaningful weight loss.

Drone technologies face increasing vulnerabilities to jamming and hijacking, prompting new methods of autonomous conflict. Fibre-optic drones are tethered directly to the pilot’s operating system, making the drone impervious to signal jamming and spoofing devices.

Hybrid-electric systems offer advantages including reduced fuel dependency, quieter operations, enhanced mobility, and the ability to generate power on the move—critical for future battlefield and disaster response scenarios in contested environments.

Being aware of common problematic thoughts that disrupt sleep, will help you put them to rest. The author of this article lists three nagging, sleep-depriving thoughts—and the strategies to help quiet them.

The report found many US-military medical personnel didn’t feel qualified to care for troops on the battlefield, leaving them ill-prepared for combat care, and prompting some to separate from military service altogether.

By the spring of 1945, Japan was on the retreat. In April that year, American troops landed on the beaches of Okinawa and claimed victory over Japan three months later—but at a cost.