The Navy Made America a Superpower Once. Can It Again?
A U.S. destroyer approaches an aircraft carrier during the Manila offensive in the Philippines during World War II on Nov. 10, 1944. KEYSTONE/GETTY IMAGES The Navy Made America a Superpower Once. Can It Again? Paul Kennedy made his name bemoaning America’s...
read more
Defense sector survives on stock markets thanks to Ukraine invasion
H6 Defense sector survives on stock markets thanks to Ukraine invasion It has been a year in the red in the evolution of the main global stock markets. A reality marked by the inflationary component that has led to a hastily restrictive monetary policy to try...
read more
The US defense budget’s latest casualty is readiness
First Lt. Joseph Asenuga, 44th Fighter Squadron pilot, tests his gear at Tsuiki Air Base, Japan, in preparation for flight on March 23, 2022. U.S. and Japanese pilots were conducting training to increase bilateral interoperability and readiness. (Staff Sgt....
read more
Foreign orders boost China shipbuilding firm linked to military
China is modernising its navy and think tank CSIS says commercial orders with Chinese shipyards might inadvertently further its plans [File: AFP] Foreign orders boost China shipbuilding firm linked to military Chinese shipyards that are at the heart of...
read more
HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding to hire thousands this year
HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding to hire thousands this year to meet the shipbuilding needs of the Navy HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding to hire thousands this year to meet the shipbuilding needs of the Navy Global defense and technologies partner HII (NYSE:HII)...
read more
‘Anti-China’: The Quad launches maritime surveillance plan
This handout photo shows Philippine Coast Guard personnel onboard their ship BRP Cabra monitoring Chinese vessels anchored at Sabina Shoal, a South China Sea outcrop claimed by Manila located about 135 kilometres (73 nautical miles) west of the Philippine...
read more
Axiom-1: First all-private crew
Axiom-1: First all-private crew launches to space station Left to right: Eytan Stibbe, Michael López-Alegría, Mark Pathy and Larry Connor Four astronauts have left Earth on the first all-private mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The four men are...
read more
US Space Command confirms first interstellar object
US Space Command confirms first interstellar object found that reached Earth A meteor that burnt up over the skies of Papua New Guinea in 2014 has been confirmed as the first known interstellar object that reached our solar system and entered Earth’s...
read more
Space tourism: Huge balloon with a bar
Space tourism: Huge balloon with a bar Space tourism: Huge balloon with a bar to take tourists to space for $125,000 a ticket Passengers will be able to observe stunning views during a six hour journey. They will also be able to sip on cocktails from a bar...
read more
Boeing 737 cargo jet makes emergency landing
Honolulu: A Boeing 737 cargo aircraft with two crew on board was forced to make an emergency landing on the water off Honolulu early Friday Boeing 737 cargo jet makes emergency landing Honolulu: A Boeing 737 cargo aircraft with two crew on board was forced to...
read moreBuilding a better world
and
life quality
Aviation & space exploration
Airlines, Airports, Aerospace, Flight schools and Pilots
Loading