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Can India’s Rafale slay China’s ‘Mighty Dragon’ deployed near LAC?
New satellite imagery reveals the deployment of J-20 stealth fighter jets by PLA Air Force near LAC. India seems confident that newly-acquired Rafale fighters and S-400 air defence systems can effectively thwart any Chinese threats
Boeing Starliner's first astronaut crew welcomed aboard space station
Boeing's Starliner capsule, carrying NASA crew, safely docked with the ISS, proving its flight-worthiness and competing with SpaceX. Despite technical issues, the mission was successful.
The Blue Angels: Here’s a look at documentary’s release date, plot, production team and trailer
'The Blue Angels' offers an inside look into the Navy-Marine Corps Flight Demonstration Squadron, showcasing their selection process, training, and high-flying performances. Directed by Paul Crowder and produced by J.J. Abrams, this documentary promises an immersive experience, highlighting the dedication and skill of these elite pilots.
Blue Angels: Everything we know so far about release date, creative team, plot and trailer
Blue Angels, directed by Paul Crowder and produced by Glen Powell and J.J. Abrams, delves into the intense selection process, training, and rigorous show season of the iconic squadron. Shot using Imax cameras, the film promises breathtaking aerial footage and a close look at the pilots' extraordinary skills.
First crash in 23 years: Here are 6 key facts about the Tejas fighter jet
An Indian Air Force's LCA Tejas aircraft crashed near Rajasthan's Jaisalmer, with the pilot safely ejecting. This marks the first crash involving the jet since its inaugural flight 23 years ago. The Tejas is a domestically developed supersonic aircraft used by the Indian military, succeeding the ageing Mig 21 fighter jets. It is the lightest and smallest multi-role supersonic fighter aircraft in its category, designed to accommodate various types of weaponry. The crash in Jaisalmer is a significant event in the aircraft's history, which began with its first test flight in 2001.
North Korea says leader Kim supervised tests of cruise missiles designed to be fired from submarines
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test-firing of new submarine-launched cruise missiles, expressing satisfaction as they accurately hit sea targets. The missiles, Pulhwasal-3-31, were previously tested on land. Kim reiterated his goal of building a nuclear-armed navy to counter perceived external threats, including efforts to develop a nuclear-powered submarine. Analysts note the challenges for North Korea in building a reliable fleet of such submarines. Tensions rise as North Korea continues weapons demonstrations, testing its first solid-fuel intermediate-range ballistic missile on January 14.
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China sends fighter jets to warn US Navy plane in Taiwan Strait
China sent fighter jets to monitor a U.S. Navy patrol aircraft that flew through the Taiwan Strait. China claims sovereignty over Taiwan, while the U.S. and Taiwan consider the strait an international waterway. The U.S. Navy stated that the flight demonstrated its commitment to a "free and open Indo-Pacific.
Indian Air Force's MiG-29 fighter jet returns from 'Exercise Bright Star' in Egypt
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has successfully participated in the biennial multilateral tri-services exercise, 'Exercise Bright Star', held in Egypt. The exercise involved nine countries and provided India with an opportunity to showcase its air power and strategic capabilities. The IAF contingent included various aircraft and personnel from different squadrons. The exercise aimed to promote international cooperation and enhance strategic relations among participating nations.
Navy Chief Admiral Hari Kumar, Philippine Coast Guard sign Standard Operating Procedure to enhance maritime security
According to the statement released by the Defence Ministry, the MoU was signed by DG Rakesh Pal, Director General Indian Coast Guard and CG Admiral Artemio M Abu, Commandant, PCG at the Coast Guard Headquarters, New Delhi on Tuesday. Both sides held their first bilateral meeting on a range of maritime issues.
Atlantic City Airshow 2023: See event details, viewing spots, schedule and more
The Atlantic City Airshow 2023 showcases a variety of aerial performances, including antique planes, aerobatics, parachuters and demonstrations of America's military capabilities.
U.S. Military evacuates embassy personnel in embattled Sudan
Amidst ongoing violence and clashes between rival military leaders, the US military evacuated around 70 embassy employees from Khartoum, Sudan using an airlift. The move came on the eighth day of clashes between the army and a paramilitary group, with at least 400 people killed and 3,500 injured so far.
China-Russia navy drills to 'further deepen' partnership
The Russian Defense Ministry said the Varyag missile cruiser, the Marshal Shaposhnikov destroyer and two corvettes of Russia's Pacific Fleet would take part in the maneuvers.
US Navy Blue Angels brave fog, mesmerize crowd with aerial acrobatics
From the Golden Gate to Alcatraz, the US Navy's Blue Angels aerial acrobatics team commandeers the San Francisco sky for a magnificent performance.
U.S. says Taiwan Strait flight shows commitment to open Indo-Pacific
The Taiwan Strait has seen frequent military tension since the defeated Republic of China government fled to Taiwan in 1949 after losing a civil war with the communists, who established the People's Republic of China.
U.S. Navy plane crashes along Eastern shore of Virginia; 1 crew member killed, 2 injured
A U.S. Navy plane crashed in the waters along the Eastern shores of Virginia. Three people were on board, one crew member was killed, and two were injured. The Navy says that the Maryland State Police rescued the wounded crew members and treated them for non-life-threatening injuries.
U.S. carriers in South China Sea, Taiwan reports further Chinese incursion
The South China Sea and self-governing Taiwan are two of China's most sensitive territorial issues and both are frequent areas of tension between the United States and China.
Navy captain becomes 1st woman to command US nuclear carrier
"There is no more humbling sense of responsibility than to know you are entrusted with the care of the people who have chosen to protect our nation," Bauernschmidt said, according to a Navy news release. "Thank you, Capt. Slaughter, for turning over the finest ship in the fleet."
US holds three tests to advance hypersonic weapon programs, Pentagon says
The Sandia National Laboratory ran the tests from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia which will help "inform the development of the Navy's Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) and the Army's Long Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) offensive hypersonic strike," a statement said.
First uncrewed mission of Gaganyaan programme not possible in December: ISRO
According to sources in the Bengaluru-headquartered space agency, under the Department of Space, delivery of hardware by the industry was hit due to the lockdown imposed in several States to contain the pandemic in recent months.
United States hits one of two targets in missile defence test
The test on Saturday, dubbed "Flight Test Aegis Weapon System 33," aimed to intercept two short-range ballistic missile targets with two other missiles launched from a U.S. Navy warship.
China’s South China Sea moves need strong pushback from international community
The evolving situation in the Indo-Pacific region in the wake of China's increasing military muscle-flexing has become a major talking point among leading global powers.
U.S. military slams Chinese flights over South China Sea but says they posed no threat
The U.S. military said on Friday that Chinese military flights in the past week in the South China Sea fit a pattern of destabilizing and aggressive behavior by Beijing but posed no threat to a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier strike group in the region.
Boeing announces Super Hornet demonstrated compatibility with Indian carriers
The US origin jet is expected to see the French Rafale fighter as the main competition for the Indian Navy requirement, even as efforts are on to develop an indigenous carrier borne aircraft for the future. A foreign acquisition may be required to fill a gap as work on the indigenous aircraft will take at least a decade to complete.
US Navy welcomes 1st Black female Tactical Aircraft pilot
"MAKING HISTORY!" the U.S. Navy tweeted Thursday in response to a post that Lt. j.g. Madeline Swegle had completed naval flight school and would later this month receive the flight officer insignia known as the "Wings of Gold."
Navy carrier sidelined by virus is back operating in Pacific
Lining the flight deck in their dress white uniforms, sailors wearing white face masks stood a virus-safe 10-feet apart in a final, formal thank you as the ship sailed out of port in Guam Thursday and headed into the Philippine Sea.
'Rakesh Sharma or Ravish Malhotra? Only one of us would go up into space'
Ravish Malhotra, who was shortlisted and trained along with Sharma, rewinds to the historic space odyssey.
Rise of the Drones and their impact on 21st century warfare
Modern drones provide the tactical and operational flexibility of manned platforms with the reduced risk to personnel associated with it.
Malaysia lauds Indian Navy for MH370 search efforts
The INS Kamorta, India's first indigenously-built stealth anti-submarine warfare, will participate in this year's exhibition from March 17 to 21.
The 11 most powerful militaries in the world
The website Global Firepower ranks the most powerful militaries in the world based factors, including available manpower, total labor force etc.
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