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9 October

A man crosses a bridge in a Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) site in Australia. In the background, two cable towers are connected to hundreds of cable lines, suggesting that all of it is part of the radar network itself. Everything is seen in the image as shadowy figures as a red-orange sunset is seen casting its light from the far background. Overcast clouds cover the whole sky.

Australia, BAE Systems Tap University for Radar Innovation

An Australian university has partnered with the Department of Defence and BAE Systems to establish a radar network research center.

9 October

An Israeli flag flies in Jerusalem on 27 January, 2020.

Rojoef Manuel

Cyberattacks Slam Israel After Hamas Surprise Assault

Israel has incurred several cyberattacks following the large-scale surprise attack by Palestinian militant group Hamas.

6 October

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Yerika Zayasbonilla, a data systems administrator with Combat Logistics Regiment 1, 1st Marine Logistics Group, adjusts the satellite on the Marine Corps Wideband Satellite Communications - Expeditionary during exercise Native Fury 22 at a Logistics Support Area established in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Aug. 21, 2022. Native Fury 22 is a biennial exercise focused on the demonstration of the rapid offload and integration of a Maritime Prepositioned Force in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility in support of regional security, crisis response, and contingency operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Alize Sotelo)

Rojoef Manuel

Comtech to Deliver Next-Gen SATCOM Modems to US Army

Comtech has received a $48.6-million contract to provide satellite communication modems for the US Army.

6 October

Joe Saballa

US Navy Seeks Tech to Launch Drones From Non-Carrier Vessels

The US Navy has begun soliciting information on technologies that can launch and recover drones from sea-based platforms other than aircraft carriers.

6 October

Inder Singh Bisht

Raytheon to Develop More Efficient Propulsion Technology

The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has contracted Raytheon to develop a new class of propulsion technology.

5 October

A Naval Strike Missile (NSM) flies above the water. The sun is setting in the background, albeit out of frame.

Juster Domingo

Australian Firm APT Lands Contract for Naval Strike Missile Launcher Parts

Australian Precision Technologies has received a contract from Kongsberg Defence Australia to manufacture parts for its missile launchers.

5 October

Inder Singh Bisht

Ukrainian Soldiers Don ‘Invisibility Cloak’ to Evade Russian Sensors

The Ukrainian military has provided its soldiers with an “invisibility cloak” to help them evade Russian drones and thermal imaging cameras on the battlefield.

5 October

Rojoef Manuel

NATO Probes Cyberattack Linked to Stolen Strategic Documents

NATO is investigating a cyber attack that has compromised the organization’s strategic files. The incident was traced back to a hacktivist group called SiegedSec.

4 October