Americas
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Jan- 2026 -9 January
Horstman to Supply Suspensions for US Marines’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle
Defense contractor V2X Inc. has partnered with Horstman Group to deliver modern suspension solutions for the US Marine Corps’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle program.
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9 January
US Army Brings AI Into Mental Health Care for Soldiers
The US Army has begun the next phase of its BRAVE health program, tapping artificial intelligence to make mental health care more accessible for soldiers and their families.
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9 January
The US Marine Corps is Finally Getting Its Own Loyal Wingman Drone
XQ-58 Valkyrie is an unmanned aerial system developed by Kratos, equipped with modular payload bays, conventional takeoff and landing capability, and flexible runway operations.
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9 January
Hanwha, HavocAI Partner on 200-Foot Autonomous Warship for US Military
A major shipbuilder is stepping deeper into autonomous naval tech, teaming with an AI specialist to develop a 200-foot autonomous surface vessel for the US military.
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9 January
Bell Advances in US Army Flight School Next Competition
Bell Textron has advanced to the next round of the US Army’s Flight School Next competition to shape how future army aviators are trained.
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9 January
New AI System Takes Aim at Nuclear Radiation Safety Gaps
RADIANT is a next-gen AI system that uses real-time guidance in high-risk nuclear and radiological environments, extracts and interprets complex nuclear and health physics data, operates on small devices.
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9 January
AI Beats Human Planners in DASH 3 Battle Planning Challenge
The US Air Force’s third Decision Advantage Sprint for Human-Machine Teaming is bringing AI into real battle planning workflows.
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9 January
Mach Industries Debuts ‘Dart’ to Fend Off High-Volume Group 1-3 Drone Attacks
Mach Industries is putting next-gen counter-drone tech to work with Dart, a scalable system engineered to stop unmanned aerial systems.
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9 January
Trump Seeks 50% Hike in Defense Budget to $1.5 Trillion
President Trump said he wanted to increase the US defense budget by half next year to a giant $1.5 trillion to deal with "dangerous times."
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9 January
US Approves $45M Hellfire Missile Sale to Denmark
The US State Department has cleared a possible $45-million foreign military sale of AGM-114R Hellfire missiles and related equipment to Denmark.
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