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CAATSA Algeria

CAATSA: the strategic Achilles heel of Algerian defense

24 December 2025 admin 0

Russian arms purchases, pressure from Congress, and Pentagon calculations: Algeria is walking a tightrope under the threat of CAATSA. Summary Algeria finds itself at the […]

F-35 engine

Does the F-35 have Russian DNA hidden in its nozzle?

24 December 2025 admin 0

Does the F-35B owe some of its technology to the Soviet Yak-141? A detailed look back at a little-known and often fantasized industrial heritage. Summary […]

Tempest

Tempest: when the cockpit disappears to connect the pilot to AI

24 December 2025 admin 0

In the GCAP, the Tempest relies on a virtual cockpit, AR, gestures, and biometrics. The promise: less mental load. The risk: too much software dependency. […]

Saab JA37 Viggen

Viggen and CK37: how Sweden digitized the cockpit before anyone else

22 December 2025 admin 0

With the Viggen, Sweden introduced the first onboard computer with integrated circuits. The CK37 changed the pilot-machine relationship forever. In summary In the early 1960s, […]

weapons Taiwan

Arms sales to Taiwan: China raises its voice

22 December 2025 admin 0

US arms sales to Taiwan, China’s diplomatic response, and the promotion of the FH-97A drone. Beijing strengthens its strategic message. Summary On December 19, China […]

Grumman F6F Hellcat

The Grumman F6F Hellcat in combat, the weapon that turned the tide in the Pacific

22 December 2025 admin 0

Designed to defeat the Zero, the F6F Hellcat became the decisive aircraft in the Pacific. Development, combat, statistics, and limitations explained. In summary The Grumman […]

Su-34 Fullback

Su-34: Moscow adapts its bomber based on lessons learned in Ukraine

19 December 2025 admin 0

Rostec will deliver a seventh batch of Su-34s in 2025. These aircraft incorporate developments based on experience gained in Ukraine, focusing on glide bombs and […]

Lockheed TR-X

Lockheed TR-X: the unmanned spy plane that was supposed to turn the page on the U-2

19 December 2025 admin 0

The Lockheed TR-X was supposed to replace the U-2 and complement the Global Hawk. A stealthy, strategic proposal that reveals American choices. In summary The […]

F-22 Raptor

Why the US Air Force is sacrificing the F-22 to fund NGAD

19 December 2025 admin 0

The US Air Force plans to retire some of its F-22s in order to fund the NGAD program. Analysis of costs, industrial challenges, and criticism. […]

Falcon 6X SIGINT

The Falcon 6X makes its maiden flight in military SIGINT version

19 December 2025 admin 0

Maiden flight of the militarized Falcon 6X: SIGINT capabilities, air command and key role in modern operations alongside Rafale fighter jets and drones. Summary On […]

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  • ITAR: the invisible weapon of the United States that locks down exports
  • Su-57 Felon: why Russian production remains at a standstill
  • SPECTRA, the Rafale’s invisible weapon that jams and deceives radars
  • Iran: why Washington is still sending F-15s to the Middle East
  • nEUROn: the five breakthroughs paving the way for the Rafale F5
  • Royal Air Force: the brutal admission of a loss of air supremacy
  • Boeing X-48: how software made an unstable aircraft flyable
  • The Super Hornet Block III sees everything, shares everything, decides quickly
  • US bases on their last legs: the Achilles heel of the USAF
  • Mirage III: how the “Souris” tamed the supersonic shock wave
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  • ITAR: the invisible weapon of the United States that locks down exports
  • Su-57 Felon: why Russian production remains at a standstill
  • SPECTRA, the Rafale’s invisible weapon that jams and deceives radars
  • Iran: why Washington is still sending F-15s to the Middle East
  • nEUROn: the five breakthroughs paving the way for the Rafale F5
  • Royal Air Force: the brutal admission of a loss of air supremacy
  • Boeing X-48: how software made an unstable aircraft flyable
  • The Super Hornet Block III sees everything, shares everything, decides quickly
  • US bases on their last legs: the Achilles heel of the USAF
  • Mirage III: how the “Souris” tamed the supersonic shock wave
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