US Military News, Reports, Data, etc.
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They're not, compare them. M10 is very much its own thing.
I don't see anything particularly wrong with M10, it's just two contradictory requirementse.
And wtf, why unification for AFVs? It doesn't cost that much to have a separate fleet of lighter, droppable vehicles.
Space Force has released their first documentary, highlighting the critical importance of space for joint force operations around the world
Goes into some details about what they do and their force structures: Operations , Electro and Cyber warfare, Early warning .
Most interesting part imo is they say that China has developed an 'onorbit sensor shooter kill web' that enables long range precise targeting forward forces across the Pacific.
I remember that the US was going to transfer part of its airborne kill chain to space.
Judging by the news, China is really advanced in this space kill chain capability.
I think these are the first photos of Anduril's YFQ-44A Fury prototype and not just a mock-up.
I am guessing that this aircraft is going to be of an offboard sensor given that it doesn't look to have a weapons bay? I guess you could store weapons on the wings (if they support it).
I am guessing that this aircraft is going to be of an offboard sensor given that it doesn't look to have a weapons bay? I guess you could store weapons on the wings (if they support it).
Block 1 of the CCA will not have onboard radars or weapons bay due to cost and development progress. Later blocks will gradually incorporate them but in the case of something like Anduril which has a single large vertical slab, VLO is not part of the design.
According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) the United States conducted at least 635 airstrikes against Yemen throughout the month of April and around 973 airstrikes since March 15th. That turns about to be about ~20 airstrikes a day if you average 973 airstrikes over the 47 day period since the air campaign began.