"Three Hundred Tons a Month": Ground Robots as the Workhorse of the Front

"Three Hundred Tons a Month": Ground Robots as the Workhorse of the Front

Over the course of a year, the volume of ground robotic transport per brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has grown from 30 to 300 tons per month, but almost all of this equipment is not used in combat, but rather for transport and evacuation—and the real revolution is not taking place in...
The Szerszeń UAV means "Shaheed" in Polish.

The Szerszeń UAV means "Shaheed" in Polish.

Poland is launching production of its own long-range attack UAV, the Szerszeń. These drones are seen as a convenient and effective means of deterring potential adversaries.
A gun that never goes out of style

A gun that never goes out of style

The towed 105mm howitzer class is nearly a century old, but it continues to be redesigned—a recent example is the Turkish MKE BORAN, which, for the first time in the country's history, has also been exported.
Why NATO is standardizing on 155mm after half a century

Why NATO is standardizing on 155mm after half a century

The 155mm caliber has long been considered a unified NATO standard, but the German PzH 2000 projectile and the French Caesar projectile are two different rounds with different ballistics, and the new GENIFR project...
Germany to launch production of ATACMS missiles

Germany to launch production of ATACMS missiles

The US and Germany are planning to establish joint production of ATACMS missiles. The new munitions will address a number of important rearmament issues facing various countries.
Israeli heavy anti-aircraft machine guns

Israeli heavy anti-aircraft machine guns

In the past, the IDF used American, French, and Soviet-made 12,7-14,5mm anti-aircraft guns. Currently, automated 12,7mm anti-UAV turrets are being developed.
Israel is finalizing the Iron Dome.

Israel is finalizing the Iron Dome.

Israel is refining and improving its missile defense system. Recently, it tested a modernized Iron Dome system, supplemented by the Iron Beam combat laser.
How to extend the life of a weapon that can't be retested

How to extend the life of a weapon that can't be retested

The Minuteman III missile has been operational since 1970, but the US hasn't been able to test a nuclear charge with a full explosion since 1992—and now engineers are forced to update a weapon that can't be opened or inspected...
New navigation systems for Iskander missiles

New navigation systems for Iskander missiles

The 9M723 missile, part of the Iskander-M tactical ballistic missile system, has undergone another upgrade and received an improved navigation system. The new components should improve its resistance to jamming and enhance its overall effectiveness...