
South Korea launches final Aegis destroyer ROKS Daeho Kim
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries launched the third and final KDX-III Batch-II Aegis destroyer, ROKS Daeho Kim Jong-seo, on September 30, completing the ROK
Armed forces on The Standing Army: Exercito, Marinha, Forca Aerea and Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Mexico.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries launched the third and final KDX-III Batch-II Aegis destroyer, ROKS Daeho Kim Jong-seo, on September 30, completing the ROK

U.S. And UK forces sank the decommissioned frigate ex-USS Klakring during Exercise Atlantic Thunder 2026 in the North Atlantic on Sept. 25, 2026.

The Royal Saudi Naval Forces graduated 30 personnel from Turkish AKINCI combat drone training in September 2026, marking a step toward maritime drone

A GAO report reveals the Navy's shipyard modernization program could cost $200 billion and take 50 years, far exceeding initial estimates and raising

The UK Royal Air Force has grounded its entire fleet of Hawk T1 and T2 training jets following a crash of a Hawk T2 at RAF Valley in Anglesey.

The U.S. Army's 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment has successfully landed an MH-47G Chinook on an autonomous Sea Machines barge for the first

Lockheed Martin secures a contract worth up to $1.2 billion to produce the U.S. Army's Precision Strike Missile Increment 2, following a second successful maritime-strike flight test.

A new U.S. Southern Command joint task force is coordinating intelligence and operations with 19 regional partners to combat transnational criminal

German and US officials celebrated the rollout of Germany's first F-35A stealth fighter in Texas, marking a major shift in Berlin's defense posture

The U.S. Navy has awarded $280 million in prototype contracts to Conrad Shipyard, Master Boat Builders, and Saronic Technologies to accelerate production

OSK Design has unveiled a heavily armed, 95-meter Coastal Corvette concept for the Royal Danish Navy, designed to fill a fleet capability gap between

The United States has delivered over $5 million in maritime, border, and cybersecurity equipment to Panama's security forces in June, as part of expanded

Adm. Marcelo Dalle Nogare, chief of Argentina's Armed Forces Joint Staff, outlines the country's leading role in new U.S.-led counter-cartel efforts and

Ukrainian forces struck three Russian Black Sea Fleet vessels in Novorossiysk using Long Neptune cruise missiles, inflicting severe damage and degrading

A senior Pentagon official says the U.S.-Mexico border has become a testbed for new military tech like lasers and drones, with hopes to expand experiments

Honduras, Guatemala, and Panama are acquiring unmanned aerial systems and surveillance technology to monitor borders and combat drug trafficking networks

The US Air Force is soliciting proposals to transform cargo planes into launch platforms for AI-controlled drone swarms that can autonomously defend

Authorities in Brazil and Chile have uncovered a major drug trafficking method involving cocaine chemically impregnated into timber shipments, with

Poland plans to spend 200 billion zloty on defense in 2026, driving record participation at the MSPO show in Kielce with 1,000 exhibitors and a new hall

Destinus, OMT, and CUBEDIN have signed an MoU to integrate the Hornet counter-drone system into a standardized container module for warships, aiming to offer a modular defense against drone swarms.

GE Aerospace will supply 12 marine gas turbines to power South Korea's six new KDDX destroyers, supporting a first-of-its-kind electric propulsion system.

The US Navy and Raytheon are studying options to install the AN/SPY-6(V)3 radar on its three Zumwalt-class destroyers by 2028, years ahead of the original

The Italian 'Ndrangheta mafia is using Ecuador as a key logistics hub for cocaine trafficking to Europe, operating through local gangs and international networks.

The US Air Force has awarded Boeing an indefinite-delivery contract worth up to $131.2 billion for F-15 production, upgrades, and sustainment, covering

Israeli forces are intensifying operations around the Ali al-Taher hills in southern Lebanon, a strategic high ground believed to host a Hezbollah command