Month: July 2026
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Jul- 2026 -15 JulyTechnology
Boko Haram Used AI to Plan Battlefield Ops: Report
Former Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province commanders reportedly used generative AI chatbots to help plan operations, refine battlefield tactics, and answer technical questions related to explosives.
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15 JulyAmericas
Brazilian Gripen E Fighters Join First Multinational Exercise Outside Brazil
The Brazilian Air Force’s Gripen E fighters, known locally as F-39E, have participated in their first-ever multinational exercise outside Brazil.
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15 JulyDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
UK Selects Three Companies to Develop Low-Cost Drone Interceptors
The UK Ministry of Defence awards three companies $4.22 million in contracts to develop low-cost drone interceptors.
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15 JulyAir
C-17 Globemaster III: The Airlifter That Changed Modern Military Logistics
Take an in-depth look at how the C-17 Globemaster III blends long-range strategic airlift with tactical short-field flexibility, making it one of the most versatile workhorses in modern military operations.
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15 JulyArms
NATO Agency Contracts Diehl for Vulcano 155mm Guided Ammunition
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency has awarded Diehl Defence a framework contract for its Vulcano 155mm guided artillery ammunition.
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15 JulyAmericas
US Troops Tracked Through Mobile Phones During Iran Conflict: Report
US military personnel were reportedly tracked through their mobile phones during the ongoing conflict with Iran.
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15 JulyEurope
UK Soldiers Complete Autonomous Logistics Convoy Training
British Army personnel have completed a two-week training program on autonomous logistics operations with Rheinmetall.
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15 JulyAmericas
US Military to Test Largest At-Sea Additive Manufacturing Network
The US Naval Postgraduate School is set to conduct what it describes as the largest operational demonstration of advanced manufacturing.
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15 JulyNuclear
Northrop Grumman Expands Utah Campus to Support US Sentinel Missile Program
Northrop Grumman has broken ground on a new facility in Roy, Utah, to expand work on the US Air Force's Sentinel intercontinental ballistic missile that will replace Washington’s aging Minuteman III nuclear weapons.
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15 JulyEurope
Poland Weighs Life Sentences for Soldiers Who Disobey Combat Orders: Report
Poland is considering tougher criminal penalties for soldiers who disobey orders during wartime or in combat.
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