Year: 2026
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Apr- 2026 -22 AprilAir
Apache Training Enters AI-Assisted Era With DigiFlight’s ‘Phoenix’ Simulator
Training for the AH-64 Apache helicopter could soon look less like rehearsal and more like the real thing.
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22 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
MQ-20 Avenger to Support US Navy’s Autonomy Battle Planning Effort
The US Navy has partnered with General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. to deploy its MQ-20 Avenger unmanned aerial system for the service’s Collaborative Autonomy Mission Planning and Debrief project.
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22 AprilAmericas
Lockheed to Integrate PAC-3 MSE Missile Into US Navy Aegis System
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a US Navy contract to develop, integrate, and test the PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) interceptor into the Aegis Combat System for the first time.
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22 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
MQ-9B Completes Flight Into Known Icing Tests to Boost All-Weather Ops
GA-ASI's MQ-9B drone has completed tests to certify it for Flight Into Known Icing (FIKI) conditions.
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22 AprilAmericas
Second Bend Labs Launches Multi-Domain Training Site
Second Bend Labs has launched a privately operated defense training and testing site on the border between Georgia and Florida.
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22 AprilAmericas
Anduril, Kraken Team Up on Scalable Unmanned Surface Vessels for US Navy
Anduril Industries has partnered with Kraken Technology Group to provide the US Navy with a family of small unmanned surface vessels.
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22 AprilAmericas
US Army Awards L3Harris $65M ATACMS Rocket Motor Contract
The US Army has awarded L3Harris a $65-million contract to produce rocket motors for the Army Tactical Missile System.
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22 AprilSpace
Poland Advances Secure Military Satellite Program With EU Firms
Poland is moving to secure dedicated military satellite communications as it teams up with European industry to build a new geostationary defense satellite system.
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22 AprilAmericas
US Military Says Key Weapons System Staying in South Korea
The US has not moved a key missile defense system out of South Korea, a US military official said Tuesday, following reports that Washington was shifting parts of it to the Middle East.
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22 AprilArms
Iran War Means More Orders for US Defense Giants
US defense companies are reporting a surge in demand for military equipment, as the war in the Middle East prompts fresh orders from governments around the world.
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