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The United States military has created something that didn’t exist before: a dedicated command whose entire purpose is deploying autonomous systems in combat. On 21 April 2026, U.S. Southern Command announced the establishment of its Autonomous Warfare Command...
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Right now, as you read this, more than 50 fighter jets from nine nations are flying daily composite air operations over the skies of western Greece. NATO Tiger Meet 2026 is underway at Araxos Air Base — and it’s one of Europe’s most demanding multinational...
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She’s older than most of her crew’s parents. USS Nimitz — the ship that defined the modern aircraft carrier, the vessel that spent five decades projecting American power from the Tonkin Gulf to the Persian Gulf to the Pacific — is making her final voyage....
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On April 25, Ukrainian drones reached Shagol airfield in Russia’s Chelyabinsk region — 1,700 kilometres from the nearest Ukrainian-controlled territory — and damaged at least two Su-57 fifth-generation stealth fighters, one Su-34 strike aircraft, and a fourth...
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Northrop Grumman fired up the engine on its YFQ-48A Talon Blue for the first time on April 17 — and the sound that echoed across the test facility was unmistakably that of a business jet. Because that’s exactly what powers America’s newest stealth combat...
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The first true flight prototype of Turkey’s fifth-generation KAAN fighter jet is expected to take off within weeks. Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has confirmed the aircraft — featuring full sensors, refined aerodynamics, and mission systems absent from the...
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In less than two weeks, a Vega-C rocket will lift off from French Guiana carrying one of the most ambitious space science payloads in years. Its cargo: SMILE, the Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer — a spacecraft built to photograph Earth’s...
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For decades, Finnair had one of the cleverest strategies in commercial aviation. Helsinki sits almost exactly on the great circle route between Western Europe and East Asia. Fly from Paris to Tokyo, and the shortest path passes directly over Finland. Finnair exploited...
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At 3:00 in the morning on May 2, 2026, Spirit Airlines — the canary-yellow budget carrier that taught America to pay for everything from carry-on bags to seat assignments — cancelled every flight, shut down its customer service lines, and told passengers not to come...
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Somewhere in America, at every hour of every day, a crew sits in a windowless aircraft ready to take off on five minutes’ notice. Their mission: to become the airborne command post of the United States if the ground-based centres that control the nation’s...
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On May 1, 2026, the USS Gerald R. Ford passed through the Suez Canal heading north, her grey hull still streaked with the salt and grime of ten months at sea. Behind her stretched the longest carrier deployment in modern American naval history — 314 days and counting,...
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It looks like a business jet because it is one — a Bombardier Global 6000 in Air Force grey, orbiting quietly at 50,000 feet with no weapons, no sensors, and no missiles. But ask any soldier, Marine, or special operator who served in Afghanistan about the E-11A, and...
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