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Dassault Aviation demonstrated a new electronic warfare drone payload that enabled a UAV to detect enemy radar on the Rafale F4.

A recovered Kh-101 engine hints at a propulsion upgrade that could reshape how U.S. defense planners assess the missile.

The U.S. Navy’s latest Flight III destroyer combines a proven warship design with next-generation radar built to detect evolving threats.

A new IISS report says growing Chinese and Russian missile arsenals are driving U.S. investments in missile defense and long-range strike weapons.

Designed to replace the aging AGM-86B, the AGM-181A LRSO will strengthen the airborne leg of the U.S. nuclear triad.

The MQ-25A autonomously completed key flight tasks using updated software designed to support future flight envelope expansion tests.

The contract further strengthens Rheinmetall’s position in the international naval protection market.

The development programme builds upon the High-Energy Laser (HEL) demonstrator.

The expanded production capacity in Europe will help support future work with the NATO Support and Procurement Agency.

The technology remains of interest to defense researchers as a potential future tool against emerging threats.

America’s largest military shipbuilder is expanding manufacturing capacity for its ROMULUS unmanned surface vessel family.

The Marines’ new MRIC system downed an aerial target in Guam, adding a mobile shield against drones and missiles.

The US Navy plans to test a huge 3D-printing network at RIMPAC 2026 to make and deliver spare parts across the Pacific.

If the initiative advances, it could mark one of the most significant instances of U.S.–South Korean defense industrial cooperation in naval shipbuilding.

Curtiss-Wright gets $80 million to expand operations at Cheswick, Pennsylvania.

BlackSky will also expand its commercial Gen-3 platform with AI-powered Battle Damage Detection analytics.

Stealth, firepower, and technology decide the undersea contest.

These countries possess the world’s biggest underwater arsenals.

AE Shoals is to help the Navy find bottlenecks and ways to improve explosives production.

L3Harris set to supply $84 million in manpack radios for the US Army’s next-generation command network.