M10 light tank, U.S. Army

U.S. M10 light tank underwent comprehensive cold weather testing in the Arctic regions and proved to be resilient

The M10 Booker, a newly developed light tank by the U.S. Army, recently completed extensive cold weather evaluations at the Arctic Regions Test Site located in Fort Greeley, Alaska. These assessments aimed to verify the vehicle’s performance and dependability in extreme cold, which is essential for its effectiveness in diverse operational environments worldwide. At the Arctic testing facility, temperatures can drop significantly below -40 degrees … Continue reading U.S. M10 light tank underwent comprehensive cold weather testing in the Arctic regions and proved to be resilient

F-16s have been deployed to Greenland in response to ongoing threats

Tensions in the Arctic are escalating, underscored by a recent U.S. military action that signals the region’s transformation into a sphere of influence. Just days ago, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio disclosed that he had “just observed the activity of several Russian military aircraft in the Arctic.” While specifics regarding the aircraft were not provided, the announcement was sufficient to raise concerns and prompt … Continue reading F-16s have been deployed to Greenland in response to ongoing threats

carrier-based MiG-29K fighter jet.

Russia deploys carrier-capable MiG-29K fighters to the Arctic region without an aircraft carrier

The Russian Navy has stationed carrier-based MiG-29K fighter jets in the Arctic to conduct a series of prominent combat exercises. These drills featured operations in polar twilight conditions, where visibility is limited yet essential for effective combat maneuvers. During the exercises, pilots engaged in dogfighting, interception, and strike missions, replicating real-world combat situations. Following the rigorous training, the aircraft returned to their home base at … Continue reading Russia deploys carrier-capable MiG-29K fighters to the Arctic region without an aircraft carrier

Russian Tu-95 bombers undertake an 8-hour operation over strategic maritime areas

Two Russian Tu-95MS strategic bombers from the long-range aviation division conducted a scheduled mission over the neutral waters of the Sea of Okhotsk and the Japan Sea, with the flight duration exceeding eight hours. The operation, which comprised several phases, was accompanied by Russian Su-35S and Su-30SM fighter jets from the Russian Aerospace Forces, ensuring air dominance and security. During parts of the flight, foreign … Continue reading Russian Tu-95 bombers undertake an 8-hour operation over strategic maritime areas