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Captain Somchai had been operating tanks for over fifteen years when he first climbed into the driver’s seat of Thailand’s newest Chinese-made VT4. The sleek design and modern controls impressed him immediately. “This feels like the future,” he told his crew that morning near the Cambodian border. Three hours later, everything changed. What should have … Read more

Captain Jean-Luc Moreau still remembers his first dive aboard the submarine Perle twenty years ago. The cramped corridors, the steady hum of nuclear reactors, and that unmistakable feeling of descending into France’s invisible underwater fortress. Today, as he watches the last Rubis-class submarine prepare for retirement, he can’t help but feel both nostalgic and excited. … Read more

Picture this: a fisherman working the waters off Taiwan spots something unusual on the horizon. What looks like a standard Chinese warship is actually something far more sophisticated—a vessel specifically designed to hunt submarines in the deep ocean. That fisherman just witnessed the future of naval warfare, where every modification tells a story about shifting … Read more

Air Marshal Fadjar Prasetyo still remembers the frustration of 2019. His squadron was grounded for three weeks because a single F-16 component needed approval from Washington. The part cost $400, but the paperwork and political clearance took months. That memory haunts Indonesia’s military planners today as they navigate one of the most complex defense procurement … Read more

Maria Rossi checks her phone during her lunch break at the Alenia Aermacchi factory in Turin. Her husband works there too, building components for military aircraft that help keep their family comfortable. But lately, there’s been talk around the water cooler that makes her stomach turn. Whispers about the big fighter jet project – the … Read more

Admiral Sarah Chen remembers the exact moment she realized America’s naval dominance wasn’t guaranteed forever. Standing on the flight deck of the USS Gerald R. Ford last summer, watching F/A-18 Super Hornets launch into the Pacific sky, a sobering thought struck her: these jets, impressive as they are, were designed in the 1990s. Meanwhile, across … Read more

Maria Chen hadn’t given much thought to hypersonic missiles until her son called from Seoul last month. “Mom, should I be worried?” he asked, his voice tight with concern. Her 24-year-old was working as an English teacher just 50 kilometers from the DMZ, and North Korea’s latest weapons test had made headlines worldwide. Like millions … Read more

Picture this: you’re an engineer at Airbus Defence in Munich, working late on fighter jet designs that could protect European skies for the next four decades. But instead of collaborating with your French partners at Dassault Aviation, you’re spending most of your time in heated meetings about who gets to control what part of the … Read more

Captain Miguel Santos grips the stick of his F-16 as it climbs through Portuguese airspace, but he knows this familiar routine won’t last much longer. At 38, he’s been flying these jets for over a decade, watching as his aircraft ages faster than he does. The maintenance crews joke that some of these F-16s are … Read more

Maria Rossi still remembers the day her husband came home from his job at the Italian defense ministry, excitement lighting up his face. “We’re building the future of air combat,” he told her over dinner, describing plans for an revolutionary fighter jet that would keep their country safe for decades. That was five years ago. … Read more