Originally slated for deployment in 2025, the deployment of the CH-53K King Stallion has been pushed to 2026 due to alterations in squadron arrangements on the East Coast. Ensuring Domestic Component & Repair Capabilities Instead of deactivating Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 464 as initially

The United States recently allowed Denmark and the Netherlands to deliver F-16 fighters to Ukraine. The two allies agreed to send the fighters after Washington assured them of an expedited transfer process to Ukraine after training the pilots. The U.S. approved the move after

The Navy is in the process of establishing a new organization with the purpose of deploying maritime tools for current and potential future conflicts, including those in Ukraine and Taiwan. Collaboration of MARCC, The Navy, & Marine Corps Known as the Maritime Accelerated Response

With talks and rumors surrounding the fight at the Ukraine border, the United States is expected to make a release for Abrams Tanks to be sent to Ukraine in the weeks ahead. In an attempt to prove long-term funding for Ukraine, the Abrams Tanks

The United States Air Force has many planes designed for specific functions. This allows them to move weaponry, personnel, and heavy equipment such as tanks. Leadership is considering how to have these massive planes perform more than one function. This may include transporting pallets

New Naval Ship The Gerald R. Ford is a new class of aircraft carrier design created for the US Navy to replace the previous Nimitz class of carriers. It is the latest aircraft carrier model made for the navy in four decades and boasts

The US Army has given GM Defense a $214.3 million contract to produce the next Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV). The contract covers the costs it would take to produce the first 649 vehicles. The work is to be completed by June 24th, 2028. They

In Europe, a consortium has pitched the idea of having intelligent drone swarms to confuse, disable and destroy enemy air defenses. The European Union (EU) put forth this proposal. EU officials asked companies earlier in the year to submit ideas for “promising breakthrough technologies”