A new Russian satellite is behaving oddly. Turns out it may be a weapon. As I have said before I think Russia is largely a paper tiger, but that doesn’t mean we don’t still have to pay attention to them. All the more reason for the US to be committed to space for both civilian and military purposes. ( Post in memory of Mike Nofsinger)
The Russians are at it again. While I really don’t see the Russians as a real threat, we still have to treat them as such.
Here is a model that certainly fills a hole in Soviet/Russian aviation. Glad to see Modelsivit give us this one.
I am pretty sure I posted on this before, but it appears that the Russians will not be mass producing the Su-57. No matter how they try to spin it, this clearly indicates two things. 1. The Russians are broke. 2. The Su-57 was clearly not the world beater that its manufacturer claimed.
Yea! ICM is doing a recon version of the MiG-25. We’ve needed this for a while.
Have the Russians developed an aircraft with an anti-satellite capability. Color me skeptical.
Looks like Russian subs are becoming a little more active of late and the USN is moving assets to deal with that. I still believe that the Russian threat is a pretty empty one, but better safe than sorry.
I was unaware that Russia was fielding one of these. Syria looks more and more like 1936-1939 Spain to me, with Russia using it as an opportunity to test their new weapons in combat.
