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Recent photographs have captured the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) TEJAS LSP-3 in flight, equipped with the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) Advanced Self Protection Jammer (ASPJ).This pod-mounted electronic warfare (EW) system forms a key component of the broader EW suite integration efforts tied to ongoing TEJAS upgrade programs. The imagery underscores steady progress in
India has delivered a measured and restrained response to Russia’s ambitious proposals for enhanced defence collaboration, particularly concerning advanced platforms such as the Su-57 fifth-generation stealth fighter, long-range drones, and submarines, according to a report on The Hindu web portal.Officials familiar with the developments indicate that Moscow’s repeated overtures in the lead-up to
A new independent government audit found the Marine Corps and Air Force V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft’s rates of “serious accidents” dramatically increased in fiscal years 2023 and 2024 while calling […]
“Tactical operating system” for warfighters has evolved to provide more situational awareness of the battlefield.
“Due to foreseeable additional costs, it is not financially viable to maintain the originally planned number” of aircraft, said a Swiss statement.
“Please understand that the content of yesterday’s [trilateral] discussions will be treated as confidential,” the German Ministry of Defense told Breaking Defense.
A series of lethal accidents in recent years have raised intense scrutiny by both lawmakers and outside observers of the V-22’s safety record, and resulted in the Pentagon revealing several defects in the aircraft itself.
The move would once again make it the Air Force’s responsibility to maintain airborne command posts capable of launching nuclear ICBMs.
India stands on the brink of acquiring one of the most formidable air-to-air missiles in global arsenals, the Russian R-37M, often dubbed the ‘world’s deadliest air missile’. Recent reports from News24 indicate that this acquisition will dramatically enhance the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) capabilities, particularly for its Su-30MKI fleet. Clocking speeds of up to 7,400 kmph—equivalent to Mach 6—the
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has substantially revised its delivery projections for the financial year ending March 31, 2026, significantly scaling back its expectations for both indigenous fighter and trainer aircraft.The state-run aerospace major now aims to deliver five TEJAS MK-1A fighters and three Hindustan Turbo Trainer-40 basic trainers to the Indian Air Force by the end of the current