The Russian Navy’s Pacific Fleet conducted anti-ship and cruise missile launch exercises in the...
In an effort to increase its readiness level and demonstrate its combat capabilities, the Russian Navy's Pacific Fleet is conducting the "July Storm" exercise,...
Japan alerts of a new deployment of Chinese Navy destroyers west of the Gotō...
In a new sign of increasing naval activity by the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) near the Japanese archipelago, Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force reported...
F-35B fighters from the U.S. Marine Corps will integrate into the air wing of...
As part of its deployment in the Pacific, fifth-generation F-35B Lightning II fighters from the United States Marine Corps (USMC) have begun integrating into...
Maestrale-class Italian frigates: another proposal under consideration to equip the Argentine Navy
As part of the ongoing bilateral defense cooperation between Argentina and the Italian Republic—and in light of recent statements by the Secretary of International...
Danish Iver Huitfeldt-class frigates: A potential replacement for the Argentine Navy’s Type 42 destroyers?
Driven and supported by the progress made in the program to incorporate F-16AM/BM fighters into the Argentine Air Force, defense cooperation between Argentina and...
Naval Group and Indonesia are preparing to begin the local construction of two new...
The contract for the construction of two Scorpène Evolved attack submarines on Indonesian territory officially entered into force on July 23, marking a new...
New progress has been recorded in the modernization of the French Navy’s ballistic submarine...
After spending more than 18 months undergoing modernization work at the Naval Base in Brest, the ballistic submarine Le Vigilant of the French Navy...
The Royal Navy has retired the last of its Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered attack submarines after...
After 34 years in service, the Royal Navy has formally retired the last of its Cold War-era Trafalgar-class nuclear-powered attack submarines, specifically HMS Triumph....