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European Rocket Explode After 27years In Space

August 15, 2019

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Russia to analyze undetonated US missiles found in Syria to improve own systems

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BREAK DOWN ANALYSIS ON COST OF AIRSTRIKE ON SYRIA

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Allies dispute Russian and Syrian claims of shot down missiles

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Tornados and Storm Shadow cruise missiles: The weapons used to strike against Syria

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The Inside Story of How France's Only Aircraft Carrier Can Wage War

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Elite Army soldier fatally shot in altercation with another soldier near Fort Bragg

An Army special operations soldier was fatally shot during an altercation with another elite soldier at a home outside Fort Bragg. Authorities from the Cumberland County Sheriff’s office responded to the North Carolina residence shortly after 5:30 p.m. Wednesday to investigate reports of a shooting, according to ABC News . Deputies discovered the victim, Sgt. 1st Class Mark Leshikar, dead on the scene. A senior defense official said the 33-year-old was a member of the 19th Special Forces Group, which is a National Guard Green Beret Unit. Leshikar had reportedly just return from a vacation in Florida, which he enjoyed with another soldier and their families. Upon his arrival, he was kicked out the Fayetteville home after getting into some sort of fight there. Leshikar was let back inside by a child at the home and allegedly rushed at the other soldier with a screwdriver. A spokesperson for the Army Special Operations Command would not confirm the identity of the shooter, telling AB...

Morocco Order Africa's First AESA Radar Equipped Fighter Jets F-16V Vipers

F-16V Alongside a large order for 220 Abrams tanks, acquired refurbished from the United States under the U.S. Army’s Excess Defense Articles Program, Morocco’s armed forces are reportedly considering the acquisition of a dozen elite variants of the F-16 Fighting Falcon - known as the F-16V ‘Viper.’ The Moroccan Air Force received 24 F-16C fighters from 2011-2012, many of which were twin seat F-16D trainer variants, and the Fighting Falcon today forms the mainstay of the country’s aerial warfare capabilities. The North African kingdom also fields a sizable fleet of F-5E Tiger twin engine light fighters, a platform dating back to the Vietnam War which has since been extensively upgraded and is prized for its versatility and extremely low maintenance requirements. An F-16V On Full Load Out First unveiled in 2012, the F-16V has been marketed to a number of the United States’ third world allies as a relatively inexpensive and light platform which integrates a number of high end techn...

Britain Crafting Future Combat Aircraft Strategy

LONDON—The British government is drawing up a long-awaited future combat aircraft strategy which could outline how Britain will replace the Eurofighter Typhoon . Details of the Combat Air Strategy document, due to be published this summer, were revealed Feb. 21. Officials say it will examine the operational capabilities needed in the future and whether the skills and resources to deliver them are available within British industry. The work will consider new and emerging technologies as well as export potential, officials say. Aerospace DAILY reported in January that civil servants were drawing up a draft combat air strategy. British Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson said the document would result in “bold and ambitious plans” and “bring together the best of British engineering, skill and design, and deliver a compelling vision for the future of air power.” Britain’s last defense industry strategy...

S. Korea Considers Building Heavy 70,000 Ton Aircraft Carriers: F-35C and E-2 Acquisition Expected

Dokdo Class Light Carrier W ith its second light Dokdo Class carrier currently undergoing sea trials, and with a new 30,000 ton medium weight carrier class approved in early August, South Korea is currently also considering

US Navy's largest helicopter touches down on HMS Queen Elizabeth

V-22 Osprey Two iconic war-birds have made their debuts on the flight deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth. The MV-22 Osprey transport helicopter with its two unique tilt-rotor blades at the extremes of its ‘wings’ has touched down on the UK’s newest aircraft carrier for the first time. That was after the mammoth MH-53E Sea Dragon, the United States Navy’s biggest helicopter, also sat its considerable weight down on the flight deck. This follows the first appearance of F-35 Lightning fighter jets on the carrier last month. Flight trials for the jets are ongoing off the east coast of the United States, where the 65,000-tonne warship is currently on a deployment called Westlant 18. The helicopters’ visit gave Queen Elizabeth’s aircraft handlers the opportunity to work with the US aircraft and means they can now operate from the British carrier. Commander James Blackmore is the Commander Air – also known as ‘Wings’ – on board HMS Queen Elizabeth and is in charge of flight operations. He said: “Pro...

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