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U.S. Navy Testing New Long-Range Air-to-Air Missile
The U.S. Navy is developing and flight testing a new long-range air-to-air missile called the AIM-424 “Malice,” which is expected to significantly outperform the current AIM-120 and likely the AIM-174
Why the U.S. Navy Quit Building a Mach 7 Railgun with a 100 Mile Range
The U.S. Navy’s electromagnetic railgun (EMRG) was once promoted as a revolutionary ship weapon that could fire projectiles at Mach 7, reach ranges of more than 100 nautical miles, and use cheaper, gu
King’s Bay Technical Interchange Meeting
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay will host a Technical Interchange Meeting on September 10, 2026, to identify industry technologies that can address four major capability gaps. The base supports the Nav
King’s Bay Technical Interchange Meeting
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay will host a Technical Interchange Meeting on September 10, 2026, to identify industry technologies that can address four major capability gaps. The base supports the Nav
US Navy destroyer adrift in South China Sea for four days after losing power
The USS Benfold, a U.S. guided-missile destroyer, was reportedly left adrift in the South China Sea for four days in July 2026 after suffering an “engineering casualty” that knocked out its generators
The AMARC Experience - Aircraft Type Summary
The page is part of the AMARC Experience website, a detailed information hub about the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG), also known as the Aircraft Maintenance and Regenerati
US bases, troops are once again being exposed by Strava
Eight years after the “Strava heat map” first exposed sensitive U.S. troop locations, service members in the Middle East are still sharing fitness-app data despite military restrictions. A Sky News in
US bases, troops are once again being exposed by Strava
Eight years after the “Strava heat map” first exposed sensitive U.S. troop locations, service members in the Middle East are still sharing fitness-app data despite military restrictions. A Sky News in
AT-6 Wolverine
The Beechcraft AT-6 Wolverine is a multi-mission light attack and armed reconnaissance aircraft designed to meet a broad range of military and support needs. Built by the same company that produced th
DIU, Navy launch containerized payload competition
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and the U.S. Navy are launching the Spectacular MIST Challenge to speed development of containerized payloads for manned and unmanned surface vessels. The effort aims
US turns to Ukraine’s ‘battle lab’ for drone lessons
Ukrainian battlefield innovation, especially in drones, has shifted modern warfare and is now influencing U.S. military planning. Two years ago, Ukrainian engineers began experimenting with drone-on-d
Drone Sightings Are Happening At Diego Garcia, America’s Remote Strategic Island Outpost
Reports of drones over the remote U.S.-U.K. military base on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean have raised fresh concerns about base security and the vulnerability of exposed aircraft and infrastructur
The Space Review: Review: The Lonely Halls Meeting
The documentary *The Lonely Halls Meeting: A GPS Documentary* argues that GPS was invented during a Labor Day 1973 Pentagon meeting led by Dr. Bradford Parkinson, with help from 12 others. It traces G
DoD wants AI to cut civilian hiring to 30 days
The Defense Department is aiming to dramatically speed up its civilian hiring process by reducing the timeline to 30 days, using generative artificial intelligence to help streamline the workflow. The
After specialist contacts congressman, Army admits soldiers got ‘sub-optimal’ food
An Army colonel acknowledged in a July 27 letter to Rep. Jeff Crank that soldiers at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California, experienced “sub-optimal” meal service during a major exerc
Minigun-Equipped M1 Abrams Tank Being Tested By Army
A U.S. Army armored unit recently tested an M1 Abrams tank equipped with a 7.62x51mm M134 Minigun, replacing one of the tank’s usual secondary machine guns. The test was conducted by the 1st Armored B
US Marine Corps turns to AI-powered Bullfrog as drone threats expand
Allen Control Systems (ACS) announced that the U.S. Marine Corps has selected its Bullfrog autonomous weapon system for integration into airborne defense efforts. The AI-enabled system detects, tracks
2 U.S. service members killed, 1 missing after Iran strike on Jordan, military says
Two U.S. service members were killed overnight Friday in an Iranian strike on a military base in Jordan, according to U.S. Central Command. A third service member was reported missing in action, while
The Iranian use of space operations during Epic Fury
The article argues that Iran’s “Epic Fury” campaign relied heavily on space-enabled intelligence, electronic warfare, and cyber operations to strike US and Gulf targets. It says Iran used commercial s
Veteran Awards Program - Give to Give Foundation
The Give to Give Foundation’s Veterans Program offers transformational retreats for U.S. Veterans and Veteran spouses focused on personal growth, resilience, leadership, stress management, and well-be
A US company just launched a 4,921-foot fence that sits on the seabed to kill underwater drones with no explosives and no torpedoes, and it will not say what the barrier is made of. Four days later the Pentagon asked industry for exactly that
ThayerMahan, a maritime technology company based in Groton, Connecticut, has launched SeaGuard, a 4,921-foot underwater barrier designed to stop uncrewed underwater vehicles without explosives or torp
U.S. Army Eyes New Autonomous Breaching Vehicle with 'BaDGER' Program - Defense Security Monitor
The U.S. Army is seeking industry input for a new autonomous breaching vehicle under its Breaching and Demolition Ground Engineer Robot (BaDGER) program. The effort is being managed by PdM Bridging an
defensenews.com
The article argues that the U.S. military is not properly organized for cyber warfare and needs a dedicated Cyber Force, similar to the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Space Force. While cyberspace is now
NATO militaries aim to have 5 times as many drone operators ready for a new kind of war by the end of next year
NATO has announced a major expansion of its drone warfare preparation, aiming to train five times as many drone operators by 2027. The plan was unveiled by Secretary General Mark Rutte at the NATO Sum
Rebuilt Russian ship can sail farther and faster than US Navy rivals
Russia’s nuclear-powered battlecruiser Admiral Nakhimov is nearing a return to service after more than a decade of reconstruction at the Sevmash Shipyard. The Kirov-class ship has undergone what is de
Another US strike on alleged drug traffickers kills 3 in Eastern Pacific
A U.S. strike on a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific killed three people on June 18, 2026, according to U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM). The military said intelligence showed the
US Marines Order More Counter-Drone Systems From SMARTSHOOTER
Israeli defense company SMARTSHOOTER has received a $3.4 million follow-on contract to provide counter-drone fire control systems to the US Marine Corps. The order covers the SMASH 2000LE, also known
DVIDS - News - Technology plays a Crucial Role in Harbor Defense during BALTOPS 2026
During BALTOPS 2026 in Liepaja, Latvia, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Panama City and Unmanned Undersea Vehicle Group (UUVGRU) 1 conducted a multinational harbor protection demonstration to show
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The article argues that the long-feared merger of AI and military technology has moved from theory to reality. It highlights a report from *New Scientist* claiming that, in a test two years ago, 10 fu
Pentagon Claims Daily PT Fixed Military Readiness Crisis
In this satirical Duffel Blog article, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claims that requiring an hour of daily physical training has solved many of the military’s most serious problems, including procur
A Ukrainian ground robot defended a position from Russian assault for six weeks - Defense One
A Ukrainian ground robot successfully defended a key intersection from Russian assault for 45 days last summer, marking what a 3rd Army Corps spokesperson called Ukraine’s first fully robotic defensiv
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Kongsberg is introducing new counter-drone capabilities that can be added to existing weapon systems, strengthening protection for troops against the growing threat from unmanned aerial systems. Rathe
Confederate Submarine Crew Killed By Their Own Weapon | Duke Today
New research from Duke University concludes that the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley’s crew was likely killed instantly by the blast from its own torpedo, rather than by drowning, suffocation, or hu
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Lockheed Martin successfully demonstrated its GRIZZLY containerized counter-drone system by shooting down a Group 3 one-way attack drone with a Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) during a live-fire te
Hegseth directs ‘joint warfighting ability’ be weighed for promotions
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered that “joint warfighting ability” be added as a factor in evaluating officers and noncommissioned officers for promotion. In a May 20 memo confirmed as authen
There is a single satellite launched by the US Navy in 1964 that is still in orbit, still transmitting, and still being used by amateur radio operators around the world — and nobody at the Navy has been in charge of it for decades
Transit 5B-5, a U.S. Navy navigation satellite launched on December 28, 1964, remains in orbit, still transmitting, and still detectable by amateur radio operators more than 60 years later. It was par
How the Pentagon plans to spend $50 billion on drone warfare - Defense One
The Pentagon is preparing to spend $50 billion on drone warfare as it seeks to build “drone dominance” quickly and at scale. At a demonstration at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, officials showed how fast dr
DOD wants nearly $30 billion to modernize its AI supercomputing arsenal in fiscal 2027 | DefenseScoop
The Defense Department is seeking nearly $30 billion in fiscal 2027 to modernize its AI computing infrastructure and expand its use of next-generation supercomputers. The proposed $29.5 billion invest
Navy Destroyer Deployed Counter-Drone Electronic Warfare System During 2019 Mystery Swarm Incident:
Newly released Navy logs suggest that a portable counter-drone electronic warfare system, Northrop Grumman’s DRAKE, was deployed during the mysterious 2019 swarm incidents off Southern California. The
Lack of counter-drone tech to cover troops patrolling the southern border a ‘concern’ for NORTHCOM commander | DefenseScoop
U.S. Northern Command commander Gen. Gregory Guillot said troops patrolling the southern border still lack adequate counter-drone technology, even as the region has become a major testbed for counter-
Drones could mean the end of the sprawling bases, general says
U.S. Southern Command chief Marine Gen. Francis Donovan said the era of massive troop deployments and sprawling forward operating bases, common during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, is increasingly da
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Secretive AIM-260 Air-To-Air Missile Finally Breaks Cover
The first public image of the U.S. military’s AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM) has emerged, marking a notable step for a long-secret air-to-air weapon in development for years. Photograp
Hanwha Ocean Debuts Dual-Use Vessel for Drone and Strike Roles - Naval News
Hanwha Ocean and Leidos Gibbs Cox have unveiled the Global Fast Sealift, a 31,000-ton dual-use vessel concept designed to serve both commercial and military roles. Introduced at Sea-Air-Space 2026, th
U.S. strikes 2 Iranian ports as American warships come under fire - CBS News
Three U.S. Navy destroyers — USS Truxton, USS Mason and USS Rafael Peralta — came under attack Thursday while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, prompting U.S. “self-defense strikes” on Iranian targets,
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The Pentagon replicated a Ukrainian-style drone attack in Florida. Now it’s changing its counter-drone strategy - Defense One
The Pentagon’s counter-drone strategy is being reshaped after a September exercise in Florida that mimicked Ukraine’s “Spiderweb” drone attack on Russia. At Eglin Air Force Base, members of the 10th S
Trump tells Congress "hostilities" with Iran have "terminated" as conflict hits 60-day deadline
President Trump informed congressional leaders that hostilities with Iran have “terminated,” arguing that the legal 60-day deadline for seeking congressional authorization under the War Powers Resolut
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Romania has been added to the U.S. counter-drone marketplace, allowing it to acquire counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) technology through a Pentagon-managed procurement platform. The Army announc
US troops receive threatening messages from Iran-linked hacker group
U.S. service members stationed in the Middle East received threatening text messages on Monday from a hacker group linked to Iranian cyber operations, according to Stars and Stripes. The messages, sen
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