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drone competition Pentagon

The Pentagon launches a billion-dollar competition for low-cost attack drones

6 February 2026 admin 0

The US Department of Defense selects 25 companies to mass-produce low-cost disposable drones, a revolution in modern warfare inspired by the conflict in Ukraine. In […]

Boeing T-7 RedHawk

Replacement of the T-45: the Navy removes a key landing exercise

6 February 2026 admin 0

The Navy wants to replace the T-45, but without aircraft carrier-style touch-and-go landing exercises. Why this choice changes training, costs, and risks. Summary In early […]

night time dominance

Mastery of darkness as a pillar of military superiority

6 February 2026 admin 0

Technological advantage at night now determines the outcome of modern conflicts by offering decisive tactical and strategic impunity. In summary The ability to operate at […]

Russian nuclear robotics

Russian nuclear robotics scales up for strategic autonomy

6 February 2026 admin 0

Russia is accelerating the deployment of autonomous robots in its nuclear industry to reduce costs and secure its global industrial technological sovereignty. In summary The […]

Block 4 of the F-35

Block 4 of the F-35, the software nightmare that is blocking deliveries

5 February 2026 admin 0

TR-3 delays, aircraft delivered without combat capability, skyrocketing costs: an investigation into Block 4 of the F-35 and what customers are losing. In summary The […]

Rafale canards

The Rafale’s canards: 5 innovations that are changing aerial combat

4 February 2026 admin 0

From vortex to trim drag, how the Rafale’s fly-by-wire canards improve agility, landing and signature. In summary Canards are often reduced to an aerodynamic “gimmick.” […]

KAAN

From the F-15EX to the KAAN: why Indonesia is changing sides

4 February 2026 admin 0

Boeing abandons the F-15EX for Jakarta. Indonesia opts for the Turkish KAAN: costs, deadlines, integration, and industrial impacts for Ankara and Seattle. Summary Boeing confirmed […]

F-35 Canada

Where does Canada stand in its purchase of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets?

4 February 2026 admin 0

Ottawa is reviewing its program for 88 F-35 fighter jets, faced with rising costs, delays, tensions with Washington, and alternatives such as the Saab Gripen. […]

Starlink SpaceX

SpaceX wants to deploy a massive constellation of one million satellites

2 February 2026 admin 0

FCC filing dated January 30, 2026: SpaceX mentions up to one million “data center” satellites for orbital AI with xAI. Costs, risks, impacts. Summary On […]

F-35 Guidances

The White House makes profits conditional on delivering weapons on time

2 February 2026 admin 0

2026 guidance, F-35, missiles, cash flow: Lockheed, RTX, and Northrop are moving forward, but a Trump order threatens dividends and buybacks in the event of […]

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  • The Pentagon launches a billion-dollar competition for low-cost attack drones
  • Replacement of the T-45: the Navy removes a key landing exercise
  • Mastery of darkness as a pillar of military superiority
  • Russian nuclear robotics scales up for strategic autonomy
  • Block 4 of the F-35, the software nightmare that is blocking deliveries
  • The Rafale’s canards: 5 innovations that are changing aerial combat
  • From the F-15EX to the KAAN: why Indonesia is changing sides
  • Where does Canada stand in its purchase of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets?
  • SpaceX wants to deploy a massive constellation of one million satellites
  • The White House makes profits conditional on delivering weapons on time
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  • The Pentagon launches a billion-dollar competition for low-cost attack drones
  • Replacement of the T-45: the Navy removes a key landing exercise
  • Mastery of darkness as a pillar of military superiority
  • Russian nuclear robotics scales up for strategic autonomy
  • Block 4 of the F-35, the software nightmare that is blocking deliveries
  • The Rafale’s canards: 5 innovations that are changing aerial combat
  • From the F-15EX to the KAAN: why Indonesia is changing sides
  • Where does Canada stand in its purchase of F-35 Lightning II fighter jets?
  • SpaceX wants to deploy a massive constellation of one million satellites
  • The White House makes profits conditional on delivering weapons on time
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What to expect
A jet fighter ride is a physical experience and you will expect to feel the famous G Force. Anyone can fly a jet fighter, you just need to be rested, be happy about what you are about to experience as you will soon become part of the elite who have flown a jet fighter.

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