Defence Industry
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U.S. Military Flies Cloned Iranian Drone in Middle East
A reverse-engineered copy of an Iranian attack drone is now operational with U.S. forces in the Middle East, according to background materials released alongside the…
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Coast Guard Cutter Gerczak Back in Honolulu After 52-Day Patrol
HONOLULU, September 17 — The pier at Coast Guard Base Honolulu filled with familiar faces Tuesday as the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Joseph Gerczak…
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US Think Tank Urges Shift to Second Island Chain Strategy
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The United States should pull its military weight back from the islands closest to China’s coast and rebuild its posture farther…
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NATO Tests Drone Warfare in London Underground During Exercise
NATO conducted a drone warfare exercise this week on an abandoned platform beneath Charing Cross station in London, testing tactics for urban combat scenarios that…
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NATO Holds Drone Warfare Exercise at London Underground Station
London, May 22, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — NATO has conducted Operation Arcade Strike, a drone warfare exercise, at an unused platform of the London Underground’s…
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GAO: 10 of 13 B-52 Programs in Trouble; Engines Up to $15.4B
WASHINGTON, September 12 — The Government Accountability Office has examined all thirteen programmes inside the US Air Force’s roughly twenty-one-billion-dollar B-52 modernisation effort and found…
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US Halts $14 Billion Arms Sale to Taiwan Amid Ongoing Conflict
2026-05-22: The United States has put on hold $14 billion of arms sales to Taiwan, according to Acting U.S. Navy Secretary Hung Cao, in a…
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US and Denmark Discuss Three New Military Bases on Greenland
The Arctic is heating up. Not just the ice, but the competition for it. On May 11, the United States and Denmark sat down for…
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US shipyards in Japan, Korea, Philippines keep warships ready
YOKOSUKA, Sept 6 — The United States Navy is deepening its reliance on allied shipyards in Japan, South Korea and the Philippines for major maintenance…
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Putin’s new nuclear sub revealed: It’s a 10,000-ton behemoth
Severodvinsk, August 28 — Russia’s newest nuclear‑armed submarine, the Khabarovsk, slipped out of Severodvinsk Port this week to begin trials in the White Sea, a…
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