A new Czech amphibious vehicle could give military forces another way to move troops and equipment across waterways.

The most famous amphibious landing in history is almost certainly D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy in June 1944—but it ...

Travel to Thailand with a U.S. Air Force lieutenant documenting Cobra Gold, a multinational military exercise involving ...

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Russia has completed a $53 million military assistance programme in Uganda, four years after supplying the East African ...

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Turkish defense manufacturer FNSS reaches 4,500 tracked armored vehicle deliveries, highlighting its global reach in ...

CSG unveiled the Meander tracked amphibious vehicle on the first day of the Future Forces Forum 2026 exhibition being held in ...

While the vessels would be useful in humanitarian missions, their deployment in military operations would also be crucial, ...

On October 21, the reconnaissance units of the Polish Armed Forces started receiving the first Kleszcz light armored ...

Vietnam is continuing the modernization of its ground forces with the development of two domestically designed combat ...

European defence group CSG has unveiled Meander, a tracked amphibious vehicle that can carry up to 70 troops, a medium-sized ...