Americas
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Sep- 2026 -8 September
Colombia Says Guerrillas Behind Drone Attack That Killed Three Soldiers
Colombian officials have blamed the National Liberation Army for a drone attack in northeastern Colombia that killed three soldiers and wounded four others.
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8 September
‘MagNav’ Sharpens Aircraft Navigation by 89% During Four-Hour GPS-Free Flight
The US Army is one step closer to reducing its reliance on GPS after the Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit successfully tested magnetic navigation in a real-world flight environment.
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8 September
General Dynamics Pushes Long-Range Precision Guidance Kit Beyond 31 Miles
General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems has displayed a capability that could enable the US Army to extend the range and precision of its 155mm artillery.
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8 September
US Military Limits Ad Tracking of Troops in the Middle East
The US military has disabled ad tracking on government devices amid concerns that location data could expose troops in the Middle East.
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8 September
Leopard 2A8 Tanks to Get New Communications Systems
KNDS Germany will equip newly built Leopard 2A8 tanks for international customers with Intracom Defense’s WiSPRevo communications and information system.
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8 September
US Army to Equip Infantry Squad Vehicles With Scorpion Light 81mm Mortars
The US Army has contracted Global Military Products to integrate the Scorpion Light 81mm mortar onto Infantry Squad Vehicle–Utility platforms.
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7 September
Boeing to Upgrade US Special Ops Chinooks With Flight-Control System
The US has contracted Boeing to equip MH-47G Block II Chinook helicopters with an advanced flight-control augmentation system.
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7 September
Extant Nabs $147M Pentagon Deal for Aircraft Decoy Launcher Parts
The US Department of Defense has awarded Florida-based Extant Aerospace a contract worth up to $147.3 million to supply components for the ALE-47 airborne countermeasure dispenser system.
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7 September
US Army Taps Duke to Lead $24M Drone Defense Research Hub
North Carolina’s Duke University will lead a new $24-million US Army research hub focused on developing technologies to detect, disrupt, and seize control of unmanned aerial systems.
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7 September
Workforce Gaps Could Slow US Efforts to Replace Wartime Space Losses: Report
The US may lack the engineers and specialized staff needed to rapidly replace military space systems damaged during a major conflict.
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