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【South Korea’s Medium Suicide Drone Fails First Shipboard Launch Test】 On August 25, a medium-sized loitering munition developed by South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development (ADD) underwent its first shipboard launch test from the ROKS Marado amphibious assault ship. Both launch attempts failed, with the drone experiencing attitude control issues shortly after leaving the ship and crashing, preventing the planned reconnaissance and strike tests against the target. The program has received approximately 48.6 billion won (around $35 million) in funding. It had previously completed about 30 ground-based launch tests without similar failures. South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) stated that key technologies have been secured and that an investigation is underway into the effects of maritime operating conditions, ship vibration, and launch integration factors on the system’s performance.source:
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High-Altitude Nuclear Explosion (HANE) in LEO: A Self-Destructive Cascade A Senior Defense Fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council presents a vivid simulation to the U.S. Space Force, exposing the catastrophic fallout of a LEO nuclear burst on orbital infrastructure: • Immediate Impact: The prompt radiation from a High-Altitude Nuclear Explosion (HANE) instantly destroys roughly 20% of all active LEO satellites. • Artificial Radiation Belt: Within 12 hours, a uniform radiation belt forms, exposing passing spacecraft to persistent, destructive doses. • Total LEO Blackout: Within 2 to 3 weeks, 100% of satellites in Low Earth Orbit are rendered non-operational. • Kessler Cascade Triggered: Dead satellites lose collision-avoidance capability, sparking orbital impacts. The dispersing debris drives secondary collisions, threatening a full Kessler Syndrome. • Mega-Constellation Hazard: High-density debris concentrates around the 550 km altitude shell—directly threatening LEO mega-constellations like Starlink. A HANE strike is an indiscriminate weapon of mass destruction that permanently denies orbital access to all spacefaring nations.source:
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Investigation results on South Korea's suicide drone crashes off ROKS Marado: ADD confirmed the crashes were caused by a warped door on the lower launch tube. Engine thrust during launch hit the deformed door, creating uneven reaction forces that pulled the drone right and led to a roll into the sea. ADD noted the drone and systems functioned normally and core tech is secured.source:
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A tank commander of a Russian T-90M tank operating in the Ukraine placed a figurine of Asuna, a character from the Japanese anime Sword Art Online, inside the turret, believing it would bring him good luck. The commander’s radio call sign is "neko," which means "cat" in Japanese, as cats are said to have nine lives.
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If Japan had not surrendered earlier, scenes like this might have appeared during the planned U.S. invasion of Japan in the final stages of World War II. In 1944, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the predecessor of the CIA, and the U.S. Army Air Forces jointly developed the secret “Javaman” project. The concept involved using B-17 bombers to remotely control explosive-laden boats through wireless television signals, allowing operators to guide them from up to 135 km away against Japanese ports and shipping routes. Nearly eight decades later, the same basic concept has evolved with modern technology. Satellite communications allow operators to control unmanned surface vessels from much greater distances, while night vision, thermal imaging, and AI-based target recognition enable attacks in darkness and rough seas. The core idea remains surprisingly similar: a low-cost unmanned platform carrying explosives, directed remotely to strike high-value maritime targets. What has changed is the range, sensors, autonomy, and precision—not the fundamental concept.
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U.S. Army recently demonstrated a “sensor-to-shooter” integrated kill chain using the Air-Launched Effects–Medium Range (A-LE-MR). A UH-60M Black Hawk launched two reconnaissance LE-MRs equipped with active/passive infrared sensors from wing-mounted launchers. The systems successfully detected, identified, located, and reported (DILR) threats, then cued a dedicated strike variant — the Long Range Precision Munition (LRPM) — which autonomously identified and destroyed a high-value target. The LE-MR tested consisted of: • Anduril Altius 700 air vehicle • Government-developed Launched Effects Dispenser for Ground and Rotorcraft(LEDGR) and mission payloads The tube-launched LEDGR can support multiple LE variants. The Altius 700 is rocket-boosted out of the tube before transitioning to electric propulsion. Beyond wing-mounted launches, the Army is also testing a side-launch configuration from the UH-60 cabin, capable of carrying up to 24 LEs. The LRPM strike variant can be launched from both air and ground platforms, with a range exceeding 290 km. It can network with other LE systems to form “wolfpack”-like collaborative formations, penetrate contested environments, and conduct precision strikes. It can also operate independently, providing commanders with flexible employment options. LRPM is fielding expected to begin before the end of 2027.
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🇰🇷KF-21EJ (Escort Jammer) / KF-21EX (true 5th-generation variant with internal weapons bay) Concept.These concepts were introduced in the rollout ceremony video of the first mass-produced KF-21, showcasing potential future evolutions of the platform—ranging from dedicated electronic warfare capabilities to a true 5th-generation configuration with an internal weapons bay.
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"We scare the hell out of the Chinese with this (MRC) because we keep it over in the Philippines and Japan. Keeping them moving around the indoor paycom. And then I've got long range hypersonic weapon. This has got a 3500 kilometer range which means I can range mainland China from the Guam. So able to hold threat targets at risk......(Warhead of LRHW)It's pretty small. It's under 30 lbs of explosives. It really just gets your um injured projectile out. So, it's all the speed."
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The U.S. Army may have deployed its Dark Eagle Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) to Guam. During the Valiant Shield exercise on June 6, troops from the 7th Infantry Division (Multi-Domain Command - Pacific) conducted Dark Eagle training. The U.S. Army did not reveal the location, but photos, Adm. Samuel Paparo’s June movements, and the exercise area strongly suggest Guam. The LRHW has a reported range of around 3,500 km. U.S. commanders have previously stated that, from Guam, the weapon could threaten high-value targets on mainland China.source:
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The Active Protection System (APS) of France's future CAPINT main battle tank is capable of countering Armor-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot (APFSDS) rounds! 🛡️💥 During an interview with Military Machine Fr, a KNDS expert explained: "To counter the number one enemy of modern tanks—the APFSDS (kinetic energy penetrator/dart projectile)—which flies at incredible speeds up to 1,700 m/s, leaving less than a second of reaction time if fired from 2 km away, we integrated a brand-new defense technology in the black area above the front hull. It launches interceptor projectiles to directly impact and disrupt the incoming long-rod penetrator. This impact instantly alters the projectile’s flight attitude, forcing it to tilt, which drastically reduces its penetration capability. It can even snap or shatter it mid-air, ensuring the fragments strike the hull without causing any catastrophic internal behind-armor damage. It acts like an airborne protective barrier colliding with the penetrator." Sounds remarkably similar to Ukraine's "Zaslon" (Barrier) Active Protection System.
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During Exercise Balikatan 2026 in the Philippines, the U.S. military used a target vessel converted from a small remote-controlled high-speed boat to simulate a PLA ZBD-05 amphibious assault vehicle. The target craft is about 9 meters long, roughly 90% the size of the actual ZBD-05, and capable of speeds exceeding 30 knots (around 56 km/h), allowing it to realistically replicate a high-speed amphibious assault target during live-fire training. source:
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Recently, the Royal Thai Air Force deployed F-16 fighter jets to bomb a bridge and a casino inside Cambodian territory. Interestingly, a post-strike video released by the Cambodian side shows a Rolls-Royce Cullinan coincidentally driving across the bridge after half of it had been destroyed.
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