Congressional Action on Semiconductors Could Harm National Security
A legislative proposal to ban a critical component of semiconductors could worsen the US chip shortage and harm national security.
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Epirus Unveils Microwave Counter-Drone Pod
California-based technology startup Epirus has unveiled a drone-deployed electronic warfare pod that uses a high-power microwave to disable drone swarms.
Russian Planes Intercepted US Navy Aircraft Over Mediterranean: Pentagon
Three US Navy aircraft were intercepted by Russian planes in an "unprofessional" manner over the Mediterranean Sea last weekend, the…
India to Receive Final Rafale Jets from France This Week
The last batch of three Rafale jets is scheduled to arrive in India from France this week, boosting Indian Air…
Finland to Acquire GMLRS Rockets From US
Finland’s Defense Minister Antti Kaikkonen has approved a 70 million euro ($79.2 million) proposal to procure Guided Multiple Launch Rocket…
AeroVironment to Provide Puma Drone to US Ally
AeroVironment has clinched an $8.5 million contract to supply the Puma unmanned aircraft system (UAS) to a US ally.
KBR Awarded $207M Patriot Missile Upgrade Contract
US-based engineering firm KBR has been awarded a $207 million contract to upgrade the Patriot missile system.
US Army to Test Finger-Warming Device in Alaska
US Army researchers will test a hand warming device during the Arctic Eagle 2022 exercise, beginning later this month in…
US Airmen Undergo First-Ever Defensive Cyber Training
American cyber personnel from the 275th Cyber Operations Squadron have completed their first-ever defensive cyber training mission.
UK, Japan to Jointly Develop Lethal Threat Sensor for Combat Jets
The UK and Japan have agreed to collaborate in the research and development of new, cutting-edge sensor technology for combat…