Will Pakistan Prefer Turkish Attack Helicopter?
Pakistan has been examining a light attack helicopter for its army. It may have selected the Turkish Aerospace Industries’ (TAI) T129 ATAK helicopter over...
Egozi: North Korea and Iran Aren’t Stopping, While The World Sleeps
By Arie Egozi
While it is very clear that the so called "Nuclear Agreement" with Iran is a bad joke, this terror country has not...
3D Printer to Produce Military Spare Parts On Site
In many instances, military forces have to cope with situations whereas an urgently needed spare part is not available on site and it would...
Turning Earthquake Detectors into Aircraft Trackers
Technology designed to detect earthquakes is now showing unexpected potential in airspace monitoring. Researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks have demonstrated that seismic...
IDF Has New Big Data Unit
The role of big data technologies is to cope with the need to process and analyze vast quantities of unorganized data from a wide...
New Rounds for US Special Forces Rifles
The US Army will soon have snipers that can engage targets farther and machine guns that are more accurate and lethal than existing weapons....
Jordan will manufacture border security systems
A new Turkish-Jordanian cooperation. Turkish military electronics specialist Aselsan inaugurated a joint venture production plant in Jordan.
The products will be marketed to Middle Eastern...
Border Security Game-Changer
An advanced, technological game-changing project has been completed along Israel’s border with Gaza. Israel has finished installing a sensor-equipped underground wall on its side...
Hackers Target Israel in a New Cyberattack Operation
Under OpIsrael, anti-Israel hacker groups coordinate cyber attacks against Israel each April. New cyber attacks are ready to be launched against Israel, under the...
Seeing What’s Hidden: A New Way to Spot Explosives
Security agencies continue to face a difficult tradeoff when screening for explosives and hazardous chemicals. Imaging systems such as X-ray and millimeter-wave scanners can...
Special Forces Are Outsourcing Even Intelligence Services
Special forces around the world are interested in ISR capabilities, which is often associated with on-the-ground targeting and drone surveillance during operations. Recently, there...
New Power System will Enable Maritime Use of Laser Weapons
Laser weapons have become more and more prevalent, but they require a lot of power in an immediate way, faster than a mechanical generator...
Israeli Navy Purchases SHALDAG MK V Vessels
Israel Shipyards signed an agreement to supply its SHALDAG MK V vessels to the Israeli Navy. The company will provide four vessels that have...
Will Online Gaming Technologies Train Future Forces?
A new online gaming platform is now aiming to shape the future of the US Armed Forces. The game allows soldiers to experiment and...
This Military Nano-Drone is The Size of a Bug!
The increasing capabilities of miniature drones has led to their widespread use for monitoring in both civilian and military situations. At the same time,...
Hypersonic Railgun Tests Show a New Kind of Naval Firepower
Defending large ocean areas has become increasingly difficult as navies invest in long-range missiles, swarming drones, and fast-moving vessels. Traditional ship-based weapons face two...
The Pentagon’s Network of Space Sensors Might Not Work
The Pentagon plans to create a multi-layer system of sensors for tracking hypersonic missiles, but a new report released by the CSIS calls out...
New Anti Satellites Weapons Operational In 2020
The Pentagon has fretted that China and Russia are developing anti-satellite (ASAT) missiles that could shoot US low Earth orbit (LEO) objects out within...
New Player at Special Operations Field
U.S. Special Operations Command will equip its combatants with a new sniper rifle model. The command has awarded a nearly $50 million contract to...
World’s First Dual-Use USV Exposed
A UAE-based maritime company has revealed the launch of its latest offering, the B7X.
The new model, which can be utilized for both manned...
Successful Sensor-to-Shooter Demonstration from USV
The US Navy and UK Royal Navy have successfully executed a maritime sensor-to-shooter demonstration culminating in the firing of an AeroVironment Switchblade 300 tactical...
Instead of Shooting Drones Down, This Laser Blinds Them
Small unmanned aerial systems have become an increasingly common challenge for naval forces. Surveillance drones can track ship movements, collect targeting information, and operate...
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Synthetic Threats Bring New Complexity to Real Air Combat Training
Large-scale air combat exercises face a practical limitation: creating a realistic battlefield can require dozens of aircraft, support platforms and air-defense systems operating simultaneously....
