Emily Smith 
Naval Group’s Groundbreaking Underwater Drone Development Imagine an undersea world where drones roam freely, conducting intelligence missions or paving the way for naval forces. This may soon be a reality, thanks to the efforts of Naval Group, who’ve embarked on the journey of creating an extra-large, unmanned underwater vehicle (XL-UUV). DSMO: The Underwater Drone The … Read more
The former French nuclear attack submarine, Casabianca, may be set for a new life as an exhibition piece. Based in Cherbourg and currently awaiting dismantlement, the vessel could potentially be transformed into a museum, according to unconfirmed reports. It’s been suggested that this idea was proposed during a confidential meeting by an unidentified Naval Group … Read more
Welcome to a ground-breaking development in the Baltic States. An exciting new era of defence strategy is dawning, with Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania taking their security to the next level. A defensive line is being established along their borders with Russia and Belarus. This recent development is in response to the ongoing security situation, particularly … Read more
Denmark has officially announced its intention to participate in a US-led operation in the Red Sea. The Danish Defense Minister confirmed that a frigate and a staff officer would be sent to aid in the planning of the operation. This decision comes in response to Houthi attacks disrupting the shipping activities of Danish company, Maersk. … Read more
Thales, a leading technology company, is set to spearhead a groundbreaking project aimed at enhancing the collaborative combat prowess of European ground forces. Thales’ remit involves the orchestration of several combat systems including France’s SCORPION program and Sweden’s Ledningsstödsystem Mark, both of which are integral to the operations of European ground forces. The LATACC program, … Read more
An incident involving a Chinese spy balloon shot down by an F-22A Raptor over the United States has brought attention to the growing tensions in the Upper Atmosphere (UA), a region located between 18 and 100 kilometers in height. Navigating the legalities of this space proves challenging due to the difficulty in applying international airspace … Read more
The French Armed Forces Health Service (SSA) is expressing growing concern about the rise of “metabolic syndrome” among military personnel. This issue, together with the more common health problems such as digestive diseases, respiratory infections, skin conditions, and non-combat related trauma, is painting a worrying picture of the overall health status of the French military. … Read more
Starting January 1, 2024, the French Army’s Ground Forces Special Operations Command (CFST) will transition into a new identity known as the Special Operations Command Land (CAST). CAST’s creation is a part of the broader reorganization of the French Army’s command structure. This modification is designed to incorporate three state-of-the-art capabilities into their operational toolkit: … Read more
In the wake of increasing pressure from the People’s Liberation Army, Taiwan is making hefty investments to maintain its fleet of Mirage 2000s. Taiwan is investing no less than 300 million euros to sustain its Mirage 2000s fleet. This move is driven by pressing need to preserve its potential for combat aircraft in the face … Read more
The UK-based firm, BAE Systems, is all set to reboot the production of the M777 towed howitzer for the US Army, in response to a high demand within the United States. This move comes notably due to the need for filling in the gaps caused by units donated to the Ukrainian army. BAE Systems had … Read more