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US Marine NMESIS Battery Drills Anti-Ship Fire Missions in Hawaii
The 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment’s NMESIS battery spent five days at Bellows, Hawaii, drilling anti-ship fire missions, distributed command posts and rapid…
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AFOSI Certifies Six Drone Instructors Ahead of Skydio X10D Fielding
Six AFOSI personnel qualified as Skydio X10D operators and instructors after a weeklong course at Quantico. The train-the-trainer cadre can now qualify…
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BAE Systems to Build F-35 Electronic Warfare Suites for Lots 20-22
Lockheed Martin has contracted BAE Systems to build AN/ASQ-239 electronic warfare suites for F-35 Lots 20 through 22 and to supply retrofit…
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Kratos Space Contracts Top $100M for EW, Offensive Cyber and Targeting
Kratos has booked more than $100 million in prototype contracts that process commercial RF sensor data into intelligence supporting joint targeting, electronic…
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USAF HACM Hypersonic Cruise Missile Enters Flight Testing in Australia
The Royal Australian Air Force has released a US Air Force HACM flight test unit over an Australian range, moving the scramjet-powered…
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Czech Group CSG Pitches Tatra 8x8s for Army Common Tactical Truck at AUSA 2026
Czech group CSG brings two Tatra Force 8×8 trucks to its first AUSA, presenting them as options for the Army’s reworked Common…
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M2A4E1 Bradley Joins US Army With Iron Fist to Counter ATGMs and Drones
The 1st Cavalry Division has begun fielding the M2A4E1 Bradley, the first Bradley variant with Elbit’s Iron Fist hard-kill active protection, at…
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US Firm Aevex to Build Ukraine-Tested Vandal and Onyx Drones in Taiwan
Aevex Aerospace and Coretronic Intelligent Robotics Corporation will build the Ukraine-tested Vandal and Onyx drones in Taiwan, pairing Aevex airframes with Taiwanese…
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Anduril’s $3.7B Shipyard Targets Virginia-Class Submarine Bottleneck
Anduril will invest $3.7 billion in Arsenal-2, a Baltimore County shipyard for Virginia-class submarine components, paired with a Navy contract worth up…
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US Navy Orders Two More 74-Ton Ship-to-Shore Connectors for $230M
Textron Systems will build two more LCAC 100-class Ship-to-Shore Connector craft for the U.S. Navy under a $230 million contract modification. At…