Crew Member Pushes Wrong Button, Loses Nearly $5 Million in Weapons
A South Korean maritime patrol airplane lost its entire loadout of live weapons when a crew member accidentally hit the wrong button.
Russian Su-35 may be last fighter jet imported by China as Beijing bets on J-20
On December 25, China received the first shipment of Russian-made Su-35 fighter jets, as part of a deal between Moscow and Beijing on delivering a total of 24 aircraft.
North Korea Works on New Long Endurance Drones
North Korea is developing new unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with enhanced surveillance and flight capabilities, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said Sunday.
Curtiss-Wright wins gold for vetronics upgrade to fit legacy tanks with electro-mechanical turrets
Embedded computing and vetronics experts at the Curtiss-Wright Corp. Defense Solutions Division in Ashburn, Va., have received a gold award in the 2016 Military & Aerospace Electronics and Intelligent Aerospace Technology Innovation Awards for the company's M60 upgrade kit to fit legacy tanks with electro-mechanical turrets.
S-400 missile systems put on combat duty in northwestern Russia
During the combat duty the S-400 regiments will check their integration in the existing system of air and space defense of the Western Military District.
The F-35 may have to beat the A-10 in a flyoff before replacing it
Capitol Hill wants to make sure the F-35 can handle the A-10s responsibilities before mothballing the Hog.
U.K. Defense Ministry to spend $1.26 billion on modernizing test sites
Britain's Ministry of Defense has agreed to a $1.26 billion contract modification with QinetiQ to update various training and testing facilities.
Sweden rebuilds Cold War missile system from museums
Sweden has reconstituted its old Cold War anti-ship defence system, pulling launch trucks out of museums, in its latest move to improve its defences on the island of Gotland.