Voyager 1 was launched in 1977 and still provides data from interstellar space. NASA engineers restored control just in time—reviving backup thrusters once thought unusable and extending the life of humanity’s most distant spacecraft.

Finance is now considered a warfare domain. Resilience and deterrence would be enhanced through a proposed office managing financial threats—merging intelligence, regulation and strategy to respond more effectively in a shifting geopolitical landscape.

Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) will fly alongside aircraft like the F-35 and F-47—also known as Next Generation Air Dominance—to expand the reach of the US Air Force’s (USAF) limited fleet of crewed fighters.

While Russia could run out of quality recruits, force replenishment through 2024 was far more successful than many predicted. Its army is now 15-percent larger than it was when it first invaded Ukraine.

Fast, adaptive learning driven by frontline feedback is reshaping modern warfare—ignoring these shifts risks leaving national defence strategies outdated and ill-prepared for rapid technological change. Australia lacks embedded adaptation mechanisms.

The aircraft carrier USS Yorktown sank during the Battle of Midway near Hawaii. A recent deep-sea dive uncovered unexpected artefacts—offering new insights and raising fresh questions about one of history’s most pivotal naval battles.

The US President said the aim of the Golden Dome system was to block threats from China and Russia. The program would create a network of satellites to detect, track and potentially intercept incoming missiles.

At least two Indian aircraft were destroyed during the short conflict—at least one by a Chinese-built J-10 fighter. That represents the first time a modern Chinese plane has downed a modern Western jet.

In December 1950, the Chinese People's Volunteers (CPV) drove the United Nations Command (UNC) out of North Korea, inflicting several severe defeats—including at the Chosin Reservoir, where United States Marines were almost overwhelmed.

The US Air Force claims the new F-47 would have a combat radius of more than 1,000 nautical miles, advanced stealth capabilities, and be able to fly at speeds greater than Mach 2.