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US Army Bolsters Its Arctic Division With New Logistics and Electronic Warfare Units
The 11th Airborne Division activated its own sustainment brigade at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson on Oct. 16, 2026, and reactivated an intelligence and…
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US Army Trains Soldiers on LUCAS Kamikaze Drones to Strike Warships and Iskander Launchers
Army commanders used AUSA to explain how LUCAS kamikaze drones will be employed. The 7th Infantry Division trains soldiers to launch them…
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Why the US Military Is Embracing Gaming Controllers, From M1E3 Abrams Tanks to the Firefly Laser
The Pentagon’s pick of Kord’s Firefly laser for a base-defense pilot puts an Xbox controller in a homeland air defense fire-control chain.…
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US National Guard Orders $13.8M in Stalker UAS to Train Army’s 15X Drone Operators
The National Guard Bureau is buying Redwire’s Stalker Group 2 drones through about $13.8 million in purchase orders to train soldiers for…
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US Army Wants CAML-Lite Autonomous Launchers Firing Live at Talisman Sabre 2027
The Army’s CAML-Lite solicitation seeks complete autonomous launcher prototypes able to fire live at Talisman Sabre 2027, with mandatory company cost share,…
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US Army Typhon Battery Built for Europe Fires Its First Tomahawk Missile
The Army’s Europe-aligned Typhon battery fired its first Tomahawk at China Lake on September 28, 2026, after five weeks of training and…
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US Army Laser Weapons Go Modular: 30 kW E-HEL Sled Built for Any Vehicle
At AUSA 2026, Army officials said the Enduring-High Energy Laser will ride a modular sled that fits any vehicle and any formation.…
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L3Harris Wraith Waveform Puts Skydio X10D on an Anti-Jam Network That Hunts Drones
L3Harris and Skydio have integrated Falcon IV radios running the Wraith anti-jam waveform with the X10D reconnaissance drone, making it a node…
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Leonardo DRS MPML Lets TOW-Equipped Bradleys and Strykers Fire 5.5 km Spike LR2
Leonardo DRS has unveiled MPML, a TOW-based launcher that lets Bradley and Stryker vehicles fire Rafael’s Spike LR2 while keeping TOW. No…
