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Jul- 2026 -

1 July

US Air Force air battle manager evaluates AI battle management tools during the MASH human-machine teaming experiment in Las Vegas. Photo: Debora Henley/DVIDS

US Air Force, Space Force Hold Joint AI Experiment for Future Multi-Domain Warfare

The US Department of the Air Force has taken another step toward AI-enabled warfare, demonstrating that multiple artificial intelligence tools from different developers can operate together in a unified battle management environment.

1 July

Technology

A US Air Force aircrew member operates mission systems aboard a military aircraft. Photo: Airman 1st Class Arnet Tamayo/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Explainable AI Set to Power Multi-Domain Defense Systems in SNC-Seekr Partnership

SNC has tapped AI developer Seekr to embed explainable AI into multi-domain mission systems, aiming to deliver faster and more transparent battlefield decision-making.

Jun- 2026 -

30 June

The TDP Gap: How AI Reverse Engineering Is Changing Defense Sustainment

AI-powered reverse engineering is closing the technical data gap in defense sustainment, turning smartphone photos into production-ready CAD models.

30 June

Europe

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

MBDA’s New AI Tool Charts Cruise Missile Routes in Seconds

European defense giant MBDA aims to cut the time required for complex cruise missile mission planning from hours to minutes with its new AI-powered software.

30 June

Europe

(Representative only.) A British Army soldier during a military exercise. Photo: British Army

Samantha Alexa

UK General Says AI Tool Shrinks Military Planning From 72 Hours to One

The British Army’s top officer said the service’s AI-powered battlefield command system has slashed corps-level operational planning cycles by nearly 99 percent, dramatically speeding up military decision-making.

30 June

Commentary

A woman walks through an installation symbolizing the Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab, which was destroyed in an airstrike, in a business district of Tehran, Iran, on April 22, 2026, as a ceasefire is extended.

Burak Oktenli

When the Machine Decides and the Human Signs

Operation Epic Fury exposed the limits of human oversight in AI-enabled targeting, raising questions about governance at machine speed.

30 June

Americas

(Representative only.) US Marine Corps personnel use a digital reporting system during Exercise Cold Response 26. Photo: Cpl. Michael Bartman/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Marine Corps Puts AI in Charge of Situation Reporting

The US Marine Corps is preparing to launch the Operational Data Integration Nexus, an AI-enabled platform designed to modernize operational reporting.

27 June

Technology

A smartphone displays the OpenAI and Anthropic logos in front of a blurred US flag. OpenAI has launched a US-only preview of its GPT-5.6 AI models following a federal national security review.

Staff Writer With AFP

OpenAI Restricts Limited Release of New Model to US Only

OpenAI on Friday launched a US-only preview of its latest powerful AI model series to a limited group of partners at the request of the US government, the company said.

26 June

Asia Pacific