Defense World

The military maneuver known as breaching is widely considered one of the most hazardous operations a combat engineer can undertake. Clearing a path through enemy defenses traditionally requires personnel to advance directly into hostile obstacles, a tactic that military planners anticipate could result in casualty rates as high as fifty percent for the assigned forces.

A new study suggests the United States Navy would face severe challenges repairing and redeploying damaged warships during a potential military conflict with China. According to RAND Corporation findings, American maintenance hubs would likely experience severe bottlenecks, exacerbated by a shortage of replacement parts and by uncertain support from regional allies. 

The United States Army has officially selected General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems to validate an advanced, maneuvering 155mm artillery round designed to fundamentally change combat. This agreement falls under the Extended Range Artillery Projectile Program, an initiative focused on revolutionizing how forces engage distant threats. Strategists are pushing to field a next...

The United States Army is actively taking steps to retire the decades-old FIM-92 Stinger in favor of a highly advanced alternative. Military officials recently released a formal request seeking defense contractors capable of manufacturing an estimated eleven thousand Next Generation Short Range Interceptor missiles. This procurement initiative is designed to modernize the mil...