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29 June

The dimly-lit room of the US Space Command Joint Operations Center is seen in the photo. The far left wall has three large monitors mounted on it, while the far right wall has one visible. The room is full of desks with uniformed personnel working on their computers. Most of the screens, including the walls' TVs', are displaying various interfaces that include maps and graphs.

US Army Creates Dedicated Branch for Space Operations Specialists

The US Army has established a dedicated Space Operations Branch to integrate space capabilities into multi-domain operations.

29 June

Americas

Soldiers train on and operate a TugVolt as a switcher for DODX railcars. Photo: Intramotev

Jodesz Gavilan

US Army Tests Autonomous Railcar for Military Logistics

Intramotev has tested its TugVolt autonomous railcar with the US Army during a logistics exercise.

26 June

Americas

US Army personnel load an Infantry Squad Vehicle onto a Logistics Support Vessel during Salaknib 2026 in the Philippines. Photo: Sgt. Abreanna Goodrich/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

From Planning to Resupply: US Army Expands AI Logistics With $99M Deal

A new five-year, $99-million contract vehicle for Rune Technologies' TyrOS platform will help units rapidly adapt AI-driven logistics and decision-support tools.

25 June

Land

A marine communicates over a radio in an amphibious assault vehicle.

Rojoef Manuel

Thales to Provide 5,000 Comm Kits for US Army Vehicles

The US Army has contracted Thales Defense & Security for up to 5,000 Low Cost Data Architecture Radio Adaptable Transport systems, supporting the military’s effort to revamp tactical communications across its vehicle fleet.

25 June

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Ethan M. Encarnacion

One Watches, One Intercepts: VisionWave Unveils New Drone Duo

VisionWave has unveiled two autonomous drone systems designed for battlefield surveillance and counter-drone operations, expanding its growing portfolio of interconnected military technologies.

24 June

Americas

Giulia Bernacchi

US Army Eyes New Electronic Warfare Test Ranges Inspired by Ukraine

The US Army plans to establish at least two domestic test ranges that will replicate the electronic warfare conditions of Ukraine.

24 June

Technology

Ethan M. Encarnacion

New US Army Software Helps Vehicles Shoot Down Drones Without Stopping

The US Army has fielded new fire control software designed to help vehicle-mounted weapons take down small drones while both the target and the vehicle are moving.

24 June

Americas

The U.S. Army’s Precision Strike Missile Increment 1 program achieved Milestone C approval on July 2, 2025, signaling the program’s transition into the Production and Deployment phase.

Christine Casimiro

Lockheed Martin Wins $8.4B Deal to Expand Precision Strike Missile Production

The US Army has awarded Lockheed Martin an $8.4-billion contract modification to boost production capacity for the Precision Strike Missile Increment 1 program.

24 June

Americas