French Soldiers In Heavy Combat Operations in The Central African Republic

 

F-15 Firing Training Sidewinder NATM-9M At Drone

 

WWI Most Deadly Sniper

 

Yellow Sea: Chinese High-intensity sea training for new battleship formations

 

U.S. Hyper-Sonic Missile (Mach 20) Loaded On B-52

 

First separation tests of Safran’s 1,000-kg AASM “Hammer” air-to-ground weapon on Rafale a success

 

This new weapon will give the Rafale an enhanced strike capability, with payload configurations of up to three 1,000-kg AASMs per aircraft. Its standoff range is also extended, thanks to the integrated propulsion system.

Developed and produced by Safran Electronics & Defense based on existing bombs from 250 kg to 1,000 kg, the AASM Hammer family is the air-to-ground weapon of choice for the Rafale. The 1,000-kg version rounds out the AASM range. Qualification is planned for 2022, leading to service entry on the new Rafale F4 standard.

*Armement Air-Sol Modulaire – Highly Agile Modular Munition Extended Range

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Boeing MQ-25 First Flight with Aerial Refueling Pod