First Ro’em howitzer delivered to IDF's artillery corps
After years of development, the IDF will begin live‑fire testing and crew training for the Ro’em, its most advanced artillery system yet.
After years of development, the IDF will begin live‑fire testing and crew training for the Ro’em, its most advanced artillery system yet.
A year since the ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel, cracks in the deal are widening as the terror group rebuilds faster than the Lebanese army can disarm it
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll comments were unusually blunt for a sitting government official
"it was a disaster for Stark," said a person briefed on the German test, after a battery fire sent one unmanned drone burning into nearby woodland.
Orders for the first 50 platforms have already been signed with a customer from the UAE
The US greenlighted a $330 million arms sale to Taiwan, marking a significant step in its support for Taiwan amid China’s objections.
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Most security forces do not yet have female-geared protection. But protective gear made for men is not the same as protective gear for made women
According to the statement, Ashdod Port Company, which oversees Israel's largest port, invested $650,000 in Petah Tikva-based Azimut.ai, a specialist in maritime surveillance.
Speaking to The 'Post,' co-founder Kela Hamutal Meridor explained that Kela’s software is built on open architecture and platforms, enabling collaboration that directly empowers soldiers.
Quantum is a strategic imperative and the countries and defense organizations that are investing in it today, will own tomorrow