People often cite the U.S. military-industrial complex as evidence of an economy sustained by war. That view...
North America
North America dominates global defense with U.S. spending near $886 billion in 2025 (~37 % of world total) and Canada investing $29 billion (~1.3 % GDP), boosting toward NATO’s 2 % goal. The region leads in AI, cyber warfare, missile systems, space-based assets, and defense-industrial innovation.
The SR-71 titanium story is still one of the most biting ironies of the Cold War. In...
The XA103 from Pratt & Whitney is more than an upgrade to the F119 or F135. It...
Canada’s decision to scrap its indigenous fighter programme, the Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow, and buy the McDonnell...
For the vast majority of the public, the lethality of a beyond-visual-range (BVR) missile is distilled into...
High-bypass turbofans push materials, aerodynamics, and manufacturing tolerances to their practical limits. GE Aerospace’s GE9X is the...
Aerospike rocket engines are of serious interest, as they have higher nozzle efficiency in a wide range...
In the modern era, thrust, stealth shaping, radar range and missile kinematics are not the sole arbiters...
Boeing, the clear leader in making commercial planes and aerospace technology, has been struggling for ten years....
The reported use of Ghost Murmur technology to rescue a downed F-15E crew member has turned a...