Japan plans record defense spending, bolsters partnerships
Facing “the most severe and complex security environment” since their founding 70 years ago, the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) will accelerate the development and deployment
The U.S. Navy Has a New Warship That Could be Better Than Aircraft Carriers
The U.S. Navy’s San Antonio-class amphibious transport docks (LPDs) offer a versatile alternative to large nuclear-powered supercarriers. These 684-foot vessels can carry 66 officers, 633
US Army call for 200 more Bradley A4 Fighting Vehicles
The Bradley vehicle transports infantry on the battlefield, provides fire cover to dismounted troops, and suppresses enemy tanks and fighting vehicles. The US Army has
A train plowed into a M109 Paladin in transport. The Paladin mostly survived
If you have ever wondered what it would look like if a freight train crashed into an artillery piece, that’s been answered. O M109 Paladin
How Prabowo will likely manage Indonesia’s defence and foreign policy
In early October, Indonesian defence minister Prabowo Subianto will be inaugurated as the country’s 8th president. Unlike outgoing president Joko Widodo (Jokowi), whose administration was
Harris warns a second Trump term poses “profound threat” for vision of the nation
Vice President Kamala Harris warned Saturday that a second term for former President Donald Trump poses a “profound threat” to the vision of the nation.
Harris tells donors the contrast with Trump was “very clear” during debate
Vice President Kamala Harris told donors at a fundraiser in Washington, DC, on Saturday that the contrast with former President Donald Trump was “very clear” on
Trump claims Springfield, Ohio, has been “taken over” by migrants
Donald Trump said Saturday that Springfield, Ohio, has “been taken over by illegal migrants,” and that he doesn’t know about the bomb threats the town
Vance swings by sports bar in Greenville, North Carolina, ahead of football game
Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance stopped by Sup Dog, a bar in downtown Greenville, North Carolina, ahead of the East Carolina v. Appalachian State
Nebraska Democrats dismiss efforts to change critical state election law
Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign and Nebraska Democratic officials are keeping a close eye on any last-minute efforts to change the election law that awards the state’s