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19 July

USAF LIFT Hexa Electric VTOL Completes First Test Flight

The US Air Force’s new electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft has completed its first test flight at Duke Field, Florida.

18 July

U.S. Army Spc. James Osids (right) and Sgt. Jerrick Thomas from Charlie Company, 307th Expeditionary Signal Battalion calibrate a satellite transportable terminal dish at Site Summit at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska

Rojoef Manuel

DARPA Selects HRL to Develop Frequency Amplifier

HRL Laboratories has signed a $9.36 million deal with DARPA to develop the Electronics for G-band Arrays (ELGAR) program.

15 July

Illustration of a human ai system and infographic information scanner

Rojoef Manuel

French Military Approves Final Phase of Big Data and AI Platform Artemis.IA

France has selected Athea for the final phase of its Artemis.IA project, which aims to embed intelligent systems across the armed forces' communication and information platforms.

15 July

Joe Saballa

Saab Delivering Land Training Systems to Swedish Military

Sweden has signed a framework agreement with local defense firm Saab for military training and simulation systems.

15 July

Joe Saballa

Raytheon to Build Additional LTAMDS Radar Prototypes for US Army

The US Army has awarded a contract to Raytheon Technologies to produce additional Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor radar prototypes.

15 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Rafael Unveils Counter-Anti-Access/Area Denial Missile

Rafael has unveiled a fifth-generation long-range missile capable of striking land and sea-based targets from land, sea, and air-based platforms.

15 July

Inder Singh Bisht

DARPA Conducts First Ground-Launched Hypersonic Glide Weapon Test

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency announced the first flight test of a ground-launched hypersonic glide weapon.

14 July

Joe Saballa

US Marines Deploy Advanced Anti-Drone System

The US Marine Corps is fielding a new, cutting-edge system designed to protect military infrastructure by detecting, tracking, and neutralizing small unmanned aircraft systems.

13 July

Inder Singh Bisht

USAF Tests B-2 Bomber System for GPS-Denied Environments

The US Air Force has conducted its final test of a B-2A bomber radar-aided targeting system that enables weapon guidance accuracy in a GPS-degraded environment.

13 July