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27 June

A Soldier from the 2-506, 101st Airborne Division don the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle (ENVG-B), Nett Warrior, and Family of Weapons Sight – Individual (FWS-I) during a live fire test event at a Soldier Touchpoint at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD in February 2021.

Nevada Company Secures US Army Test Support Contract

TRAX International has received a $692-million contract to deliver test support services for the US Army Aberdeen Test Center.

26 June

Adam Stahl

The Future of US Collective Defense and Innovation: Joint Allied Integration

In today’s increasingly tech-driven defense landscape, carefully sharing and coordinating industrial innovations with allies is key to the future of US collective defense.

25 June

Joe Saballa

Saab Introduces Giraffe 1X Compact Radar Module

Saab introduced a new compact radar module for its Giraffe 1X multi-mission radar during the Eurosatory 2024 defense exhibition in Paris.

25 June

Senop Advanced Fire Control Device Thermal Imager

Inder Singh Bisht

Senop Unveils Carl-Gustaf Advanced Fire Control System

Finnish optronics developer Senop unveiled its cutting-edge Advanced Fire Control Device Thermal Imager earlier this month.

21 June

Joe Saballa

Ukraine Requests More Battlefield E-Scooters From Latvia: Report

The Ukrainian military has reportedly requested more electric scooters from Latvia after experiencing their usefulness on the battlefield.

21 June

Joe Saballa

Honeywell to Acquire EW Tech Maker CAES for $1.9B

American defense giant Honeywell has announced plans to acquire CAES Systems Holdings for $1.9 billion.

21 June

Joe Saballa

MBDA Unveils AI-Enabled Tech to Find Hidden Targets

MBDA has unveiled a new artificial intelligence-enabled tool designed to allow military units to see hidden targets.

20 June

Rojoef Manuel

Istari Secures Contract for US Air Force ‘Digital Twin’ Program

Engineering firm Istari Digital has received a $15-million contract to support the US Air Force’s Model One program.

20 June

Gary Anderson

A Relatively Inexpensive Way to Help Ukraine

The US should help Ukraine develop asymmetrical approaches to warfare, specifically by leveraging technology such as the Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition Grid.

20 June