Year: 2026

Making Artillery Strike Faster: BAE Rolls Out New Digital Fires Capability

Frontline artillery operations may soon move faster and with greater accuracy, thanks to BAE Systems’ next-gen digital fire control system.

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New LADOS System Aims to Fuse Battlefield Assets Into One Command Layer

Florida-based Ondas is advancing battlefield coordination with a layered command-and-control system designed to connect military equipment into a unified operational network.

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Canada to Adopt Italy’s M-346 Master Trainer Jet

Canada has announced it will pursue acquisition of the Leonardo M-346 Master transonic training aircraft from Italy.

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Red Cat Introduces ‘Hellcat’ Small UAS With Ukraine-Informed Design

Red Cat Holdings rolled out its new Hellcat unmanned aerial system, positioning a small-class drone option for modern battlespaces where communications and GPS signals may be disrupted.

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Pokémon Go Data Quietly Trained AI for Drone Battlefield Mapping

Millions of Pokémon Go players spent years scanning real-world locations for in-game rewards, unaware their data would later help train artificial intelligence tied to military drone navigation systems.

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Elbit Creates Smart Module to Power Manned-Unmanned Teaming Ops

The future battlefield may rely as much on connectivity as firepower.

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France Orders Saab NLAW Anti-Tank Missiles

France has selected Saab's next generation light anti-tank weapon, adding a combat-proven missile system to its infantry arsenal.

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Safran, Theon Launch Joint Venture for Military Drone Sensors

Safran Electronics & Defense and Theon have agreed to create a joint venture aimed at accelerating the development of electro-optical and infrared systems for military drones.

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Patria, Valmet Expand Finnish Production of 6×6 Armored Vehicles

Patria and Valmet Automotive have signed a new multi-year agreement that will expand production of the Patria 6x6 armored vehicle in Finland.

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Lockheed to Build Two More GPS IIIF Satellites for US Space Force

Lockheed Martin has secured a $514-million US Space Force contract to build two additional Global Positioning System IIIF satellites.

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