Middle East

‘Not good news’: Iran’s damage to US radar plane harms military’s battlefield awareness

There’s only a handful of serviceable E-3 Sentrys. Having one out of the fight hurts, experts say.

War boosts counter-drone sales, joint ventures

Recent weeks have seen a flurry of partnerships by defense-tech companies and orders from nations under fire.

What the Claude AI chatbot really does for CENTCOM

It's part of a much larger system—and the latest instance of tech that makes war run dangerously quickly.

KC-135 crash in Iraq spurs calls for communications upgrades

Almost half of the Air Force's oldest tanker fleet lacks real-time battlefield connectivity systems.

The US says it destroyed Iran’s space command. Experts say it wasn’t much of a threat.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ nascent space program has only a handful of satellites.

‘Firepower about to surge dramatically’ over Iran: Hegseth

The defense secretary asserts that the U.S. has no shortage of munitions.

B-1, B-52 bombers join Trump’s war on Iran

Modernized 20th-century aircraft are still crucial for the conflicts of today and tomorrow, aviation experts say.