Andrew Chuter

Army may swap AI bill of materials for simpler ‘baseball cards’

"We know innovation's happening in the open-source environment," said the Army's Bharat Patel. "We also know who's contributing to the open source."

As Turkish ship heads to Japan, industry eyes Eastern exports

There’s a deeper message behind the ship’s eastward trip, experts told Defense News, one that could benefit Turkey’s defense industry.

China dissolves Strategic Support Force, focused on cyber and space

China has now established an Information Support Force, with President Xi Jinping present at its investiture ceremony in Beijing.

UK government unveils $620 million top-up in Ukraine military aid

Officials in London have billed the latest package as the largest single British delivery of weapons to Ukraine since the start of Russia's invasion.

Opinion

Now is not the time to scale back on the B-21 bomber program

The B-21 now represents the only pathway for the U.S. military to regain its long-range strike capability and capacity.

As the US Air Force fleet keeps shrinking, can it still win wars?

The Air Force’s fleet is already less than one-fifth of its size at its 1956 peak, when it had 26,104 aircraft.

US, Philippine forces launch combat drills in South China Sea

American and Filipino forces launched their largest combat exercises in years Monday in a show of allied firepower that has alarmed Beijing.

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Lockheed Martin eyes Patriot interceptor production in Spain

Spain's Grupo Oesia is to make parts of the PAC-3 MSE interceptor missile for Lockheed, expanding the two companies' partnership first announced last year.