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25 September

Program Manager Rich Steixner with the Lite Coms LITE SAT 1.3A terminal supporting the ADF LAND 4140 LAND C4 Modernization program.

Lite Coms to Supply Tactical SATCOM Dishes for Australian Military

Boeing Defence Australia has selected Lite Coms to supply tactical satellite communication terminals for the Australian Defence Force’s LAND 4140 modernization program.

25 September

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

South Africa’s New Armored 4×4 Is Built to Survive a 6-Kg Mine Blast

South African firm Paramount’s new 4×4 light armored modular vehicle is built to protect its crew from mine blasts in high-risk battlefield environments.

25 September

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

New Platform Targets Intelligent Positioning for Military Systems

Hexagon’s NovAtel is laying the groundwork for future intelligent positioning with OEM8, its new platform for demanding environments.

24 September

Dassault Aviation’s Rafale fighter during flight testing as the company evaluates new artificial intelligence algorithms for future cockpit and combat-system upgrades. Image: Dassault

Samantha Alexa

New AI Algorithms Take Flight on Dassault’s Rafale Fighter Jet

Dassault Aviation has flight-tested two new AI algorithms aboard a Rafale fighter jet, bringing the technology closer to potential use in future cockpit and combat-system upgrades.

24 September

US Army soldiers participate in an M4 carbine and M249 Squad Automatic Weapon range at Fort Carson, Colorado, in April 2023. Photo: Staff Sgt. Herbert Roberson/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Army Brings AI Weapon Sensors Into Tactical Training

The US Army is looking to use AI to make battlefield training more measurable, capturing real-time data on how soldiers employ their weapons during live exercises.

24 September

NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, displays the flags of the alliance's 32 member states. Photo: Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto via AFP

Giulia Bernacchi

AWS Cleared for NATO Restricted Cloud Workloads Across Alliance

NATO has approved certain Amazon Web Services capabilities for handling information marked NATO RESTRICTED.

24 September

Ethan M. Encarnacion

DEUTZ, Hypercraft Explore Hybrid-Electric Power for Military UGVs

Utah-based Hypercraft and German engine maker DEUTZ AG are expanding their unmanned ground vehicle partnership to evaluate hybrid-electric drivetrains, batteries, and energy systems for military platforms.

24 September

Ethan M. Encarnacion

‘TERRAHAWK RAPTOR’ Gun Mount Turns Vehicles Into Drone Defenders

The “TERRAHAWK RAPTOR” is a remote weapon station designed for counter-drone operations. It can carry a 7.62mm or 12.7mm machine gun, with a 40mm automatic grenade launcher also available as an option.

24 September

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Too Many RF Signals? DARPA Turns to Analog Processing

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is pursuing wideband electronic-support systems that could improve sensing and situational awareness across a range of platforms.

24 September