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Americas
US Army Deactivates Only Active-Duty Information Operations Command
The US Army has officially deactivated its only active-duty information operations command, signaling a broader shift in how the service approaches cyber operations, electronic warfare, and the information domain.
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Americas
Lyten’s New Lithium-Sulfur Battery Lets Drones Fly Over Three Hours
Lyten has unveiled a new lithium-sulfur battery that can keep small drones in the air for more than three hours.
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Technology
India’s DRDO Developing Humanoid Robots for Frontline Missions
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation is building something straight out of science fiction: a humanoid robot meant to walk, move, and even assist in frontline missions.
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Americas
America’s AIM-174B Long-Range Missile Makes Rare Public Appearance
The US military offered a rare public showing of its AIM-174B air-to-air missile during a recent event in Japan.
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Americas
US Air Force to Test Rocket-Based Cargo Delivery With Rocket Lab’s Neutron
The US Air Force Research Laboratory has selected Rocket Lab’s Neutron rocket to explore the potential of rapid, rocket-based cargo delivery to anywhere on Earth.
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Technology
Galvion’s CORTEX Turns Combat Helmets Into Smart Mission Systems
Galvion has unveiled a helmet-mounted system that upgrades standard military headgear into a fully connected battlefield tool.
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Asia Pacific
US Wraps Up Testing of Advanced Military Communication System for Taiwan
Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense announced that its new military communication system has completed testing in the US and is expected to be delivered to the island nation soon.
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Americas
Raytheon’s PhantomStrike Next-Gen Radar Completes Maiden Flight Test
Raytheon has announced the successful maiden flight test of its next-generation PhantomStrike radar, a milestone that propels the system closer to production and operational deployment.
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Americas
US Military Eyes 3D-Printing Large Vehicle Parts in New $9M Illinois Lab
The US military’s effort to speed up how it builds and replaces vehicle parts is getting a high-tech lift thanks to a new $9-million research lab in Illinois.
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