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GPS Down? China Turns to Celestial Navigation for Hypersonic Weapons

Researchers at the Guangdong Aerospace Research Academy have reportedly developed a self-contained, star-based navigation system that can operate without relying on satellite signals or electromagnetic inputs.

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Archer Buys Three Boeing Units to Push Physical AI for Defense

Archer is making a major push into physical AI by acquiring three Boeing subsidiaries specializing in autonomous flight, uncrewed aircraft, and automated airspace management.

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US Air Force Turns to AI to Sustain Aging Minuteman III ICBM Fleet

The US Air Force is seeking an AI agent to unify data from roughly 60 disconnected systems supporting the sustainment of the Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile fleet.

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Agile Defense to Bolster US Marines Cyber Infrastructure Under $93M in Deals

Virginia-based company Agile Defense has received contracts worth $93.3 million to sustain and modernize network operations for the US Marine Corps.

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Israel’s Next Tactical Drone Is About More Than Just Firepower

The Israeli Ministry of Defense is expanding its autonomous capabilities by awarding US firm Ondas a multimillion-dollar contract to develop and produce its next-generation tactical attack drones.

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UK Develops New Way for Thermal Cameras to See Through the Fog of War

The UK is combining three technologies into one capability to give British troops a clearer view when smoke, dust, and other obscurants limit visibility.

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Peraso Shrinks the Hardware Behind Faster Drone Comms

A new lightweight module from Peraso Inc. could help drones move more data without adding significant weight to their communications hardware.

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A New Indonesian USV Brings AI and a 150-Kilogram Warhead to the Fight

The Indonesian Navy is advancing its modernization effort with a new indigenous kamikaze unmanned surface vessel built to strengthen the country’s maritime strike capabilities.

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South Korean Army Seeks to Rebuild Counterintelligence Around AI

The Korean army has commissioned a study to assess how AI and other advanced technologies could reshape its counterintelligence capabilities.

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Ukraine’s Battlefield AI Spots 70% of Enemy Targets in 100,000 Drone Streams

Ukraine is expanding the use of battlefield-trained AI in unmanned systems, with its target-detection technology now identifying about 70 percent of enemy targets across more than 100,000 drone video streams each month.

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