China conducted an anti-satellite missile test in November, but only confirmed it days later, after the US reported on the launch. Two Chinese military and space officials stated that the test was for an anti-ballistic missile aimed at enemy threats, not for targeting satellites. Sources report that the missile successfully reached an impressive altitude of … Continue reading China’s Latest Anti-Satellite Missile Test: Implications for Global Security
UK joins the largest post-Cold War buildup of NATO forces as the Russian military conducts a series of high-profile manoeuvres. The UK is deploying hundreds of troops, as well as aircraft and armour, to Eastern Europe as part of the biggest build-up of Nato forces in the region since the cold war. The deployment is … Continue reading UK Strengthens NATO Presence in Eastern Europe
Four years since Russia’s February 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia still occupies roughly 20 percent of the country after gaining almost five thousand square kilometers of territory in 2025. Russia continues to bombard Ukrainian cities, while Ukraine maintains drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure and military sites. Since January 2022, Ukraine has received approximately … Continue reading Global Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War
The failed PSLV attempt to launch a navigation satellite is unlikely to affect future missions, as the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has developed a robust framework to analyse and rectify any issues that arise during launch operations. Such failures, while unfortunate, provide valuable data that contribute to enhancing the reliability and performance of subsequent … Continue reading ISRO’s PSLV Setback: Lessons for Future Missions
Imagine a giant ship sailing across the ocean for weeks without stopping at a port. No gas stations, no fuel docks, and land nowhere in sight. Yet somehow, it keeps moving. How is that possible? The secret is a remarkable process known as at-sea refueling. In this article, we’ll discover how ships receive fuel in … Continue reading Understanding At-Sea Refueling for Ships
Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully tested the ‘NIRBHAY’ Sub-Sonic Cruise Missile. This marks a significant achievement as India’s first indigenously designed long-range missile capable of being launched from various platforms. This advanced missile, characterized by its versatility and precision targeting capabilities, marks a significant milestone in India's defense strategy, enabling the armed forces … Continue reading NIRBHAY: India’s Advanced Sub-Sonic Missile Success
In April 1942, the Allied Forces established an airborne supply line that crossed the Eastern Himalayan Mountains. This airlift supplied the Chinese War effort against Japan from India and Burma to the Kunming area and beyond. The C-46 Curtiss Commando and the DC-3/ C-47 Douglas Skytrain in the China- Burma- India Theater of War (CBI), … Continue reading The Hump Operations: WWII’s Largest Airlift Challenge
