Raytheon’s Multi-Spectral Targeting Systems (MTS) represent a suite of advanced technologies for modern Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations and precision targeting. These systems are employed by the U.S. military’s three branches, NATO members, and other U.S. allies. The MTS family—which includes models such as MTS-A, MTS-B, MTS-C, MS-110, and MS-177—has accumulated nearly four million hours of operational flight time to date.

Poland’s elite JW Formoza unit is currently testing unmanned surface vessels (USVs) developed by the American startup HavocAI. These trials aim to replicate Ukraine’s successful naval warfare tactics, which have been employed by the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), the Defense Intelligence Directorate (GUR), and other military units against Russia.

Advanced tracking technologies used by the Israeli regime in military operations are capable of identifying individuals through walls. Equipment from the company Camero is especially utilized in the suppression of Palestinians and on the battlefield, illustrating how so-called humanitarian technologies are repurposed for military objectives.

GBU-57 is a US Air Force non-nuclear bunker-busting guided bomb. It’s designed to penetrate tough, buried targets and is the most powerful non-nuclear bunker-busting bomb in the US arsenal. Currently, it can only be launched from B-2 and B-52 bombers, and later from the B-21.

The Aegis system is an American naval anti-ballistic missile system known for its variety of interceptor missiles, which have both long-range capabilities and the ability to intercept targets in the atmosphere and beyond, all while maintaining high mobility.

The USS Harry S. Truman is the eighth ship in the Nimitz-class of the United States Navy. As one of ten Nimitz-class carriers, it plays a crucial role in the US aircraft carrier fleet and is a vital component of the force’s global operational capabilities. This vessel is also the ninth nuclear-powered aircraft carrier in US Navy history to be commissioned, succeeding the USS Enterprise (CVN-65).

The Chengdu J-10, developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industries, is a Chinese fourth-generation multirole fighter. Primarily designed for air-to-air combat, it also carries out strike missions. Since 2003, it has been in service with the People’s Liberation Army and comes in single-seat (J-10A/B/C) and twin-seat (J-10S) configurations.

GBU-57 is a US Air Force non-nuclear bunker-busting guided bomb. It’s designed to penetrate tough, buried targets and is the most powerful non-nuclear bunker-busting bomb in the US arsenal. Currently, it can only be launched from B-2 and B-52 bombers, and later from the B-21.

The Kızılelma (Red Apple) is a jet-powered, multi-role combat drone capable of conducting air-to-air and air-to-surface missions. It is designed to address the gap in the Turkish Air Force’s fifth-generation fighter capabilities.

The MQ-9 Reaper is a U.S. armed drone primarily designed for intelligence collection and secondarily for targeting sensitive, mobile objectives. Its extended flight duration, sophisticated sensors, versatile communication systems, and precision weaponry contribute to its reliability for a variety of missions.

On February 19, the Ghaem-118 air defense missile was unveiled during the second phase of the Great Prophet 19 exercise, which involved the integration of new weapons into the IRGC Ground Forces Combat Organization.

The B-2 Spirit is a strategic heavy stealth bomber designed to carry and deploy both nuclear and conventional weapons. It played a crucial role in the U.S. bomber modernization program. The B-2’s blend of stealth technology, sophisticated aerodynamic design, and substantial payload capacity offers it a notable edge over other bombers. It has a range of approximately 6,000 miles (9,600 km) without needing to refuel.