Russia Responds to Drone Threat With Protective Structure for Energy Sites
Russian companies have developed a modular metal protection system designed to shield critical infrastructure from drone attacks.
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Aalyria Expands Classified Defense Operations Through New Pittsburgh Facility
Aalyria has signed an agreement to use a new Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility under construction in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Europe Pushes Into Exo-Atmospheric Missile Defense With Bliksem EXO Interceptor
Europe is taking its missile defense ambitions beyond the atmosphere with Bliksem EXO, a sovereign interceptor designed to destroy incoming…
German Firms Test USV That Launches From Submarine Torpedo Tubes
Two German firms have demonstrated a drone boat designed to emerge from submarine torpedo tubes, completing sea trials that validate…
BAE Unveils Fighter Pilot Helmet Tech for Commanding Drone Wingmen
As sixth-generation fighter jets move closer to reality, BAE Systems has unveiled a helmet-mounted system designed to help pilots manage…
US to Acquire Thousands of Anduril’s Barracuda-500 Cruise Missiles
The US is set to acquire thousands of Barracuda-500 cruise missiles for stand-off strike missions under a framework agreement with…
US Air Force Fires First Live Missile From YFQ-44A Wingman Drone
The US Air Force has fired a weapon from a collaborative combat aircraft for the first time, marking a major…
Rheinmetall, Space Norway Expand Space-Based Maritime Domain Awareness Partnership
Rheinmetall and Space Norway are expanding their collaboration on space-based capabilities, covering the maritime domain through a signed memorandum of…
Foreign Defense Firms Seek Access to Ukraine’s Captured Russian Weapons Database
Nearly 200 foreign defense companies have applied for access to Ukraine's platform for studying Russian military equipment.
US Navy Awards Ursa Major $10M to Advance MK 104 Rocket Motor
The US Navy has awarded Ursa Major a $10-million contract to advance development of the MK 104 solid rocket motor.