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Oct- 2026 -14 October
Pentagon Orders Faster Approvals for Counter-Drone Systems
The US Department of Defense has issued a memorandum directing officials to accelerate approvals for counter-drone systems and remove bureaucratic hurdles that delay their deployment.
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14 October
BLADE’s Hunter WOLF UGV Enters US Army Evaluation for Danger Zone Resupply Tasks
The US Army has selected robotics company BLADE, formerly HDT Global, as one of six vendors to provide production-ready unmanned ground vehicles for its Infantry Last Tactical Mile initiative.
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14 October
Pentagon Turns to Lightfish Drone Boats to Secure Gulf of Mexico
The US Department of Defense is expanding its use of unmanned surface vessels into the Gulf of Mexico after a pilot program along the Rio Grande detected and deterred illicit maritime activity.
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14 October
Kongsberg Plans $50M Counter-Drone Factory in Poland
Kongsberg will build a $50.3-million counter-drone factory in Poland to support the country’s air defense program.
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13 October
2,000-Km Deep Strikes: Harmattan AI Presents New Shahed-Style Drone
Harmattan AI is entering the deep-strike arena with IRIFI, a new one-way attack drone designed to hit targets up to 2,000 kilometers away.
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13 October
Shield AI, Greek Firm Plan X-BAT Hub for Europe
Shield AI and Greek infrastructure group GEK TERNA plan to develop a local industrial and maintenance hub for the X-BAT.
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13 October
US Navy Puts Another $150M Into Shield AI’s X-BAT Fighter
The US Navy has approved another $150 million for Shield AI’s X-BAT vertical takeoff fighter, funding further development ahead of planned flight tests.
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12 October
This New Concept Turns Armored Vehicles Into 360-Degree Drone Catchers
ParaZero Technologies and ThirdEye Systems are pairing their technologies in a new counter-drone concept designed to help armored vehicles detect and intercept incoming aerial threats.
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9 October
EU Provides $1.39B to Ukraine for Homegrown Weapons
The EU has released another $1.39 billion for Ukrainian-made drones, interceptors, munitions, and missiles as Kyiv expands its domestic defense industry.
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9 October
US Army Plant Adapts Explosives Lines for Drone Munitions
The McAlester Army Ammunition Plant is adapting its munitions production to support drone warfare through a new partnership with Perennial Autonomy.
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