US Department of Defense

It’s Time for the US Military to Prioritize Spectrum Policy

While safeguarding naval and air fleets is undeniably critical, the nature of modern warfare demands a shift in the Pentagon’s approach to electromagnetic warfare.

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Pentagon Calls for Low-Cost Ground-Launched Drones

The US Department of Defense is seeking commercial vendors who can provide low-cost unmanned aerial systems (UAS) that can be employed at scale.

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After Low-Cost Drones, Pentagon Shifts Focus to C-UAS in Replicator 2

The US Department of Defense formally launched the second phase of its high-profile Replicator program, focusing on counter-drone systems.

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US Army Employs AI to Refine Recruitment Process

The US Army is now using an artificial intelligence tool to enhance its recruitment process and streamline bureaucratic procedures.

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US Army Picks Rheinmetall, HDT for Small Robotic Transport Vehicle Program

The US Army has selected Rheinmetall and HDT Expeditionary Systems for the final phase of its Small Multipurpose Equipment Transport Increment II program.

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US to Receive Additional Ovzon T7 Satellite Terminals

The US Department of Defense has commissioned Swedish telecommunications company Ovzon to provide additional Ovzon T7 satellite terminals.

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Northrop Stepping Up B-21 Stealth Bomber Testing, Production

Northrop Grumman has announced a significant stride in the flight-testing and production of the US Air Force’s futuristic B-21 Raider.

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Anduril to Revive US Army’s Troubled IVAS Program, Partners With Microsoft

Anduril Industries is teaming up with Microsoft to breathe new life into the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System program.

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US Seeks Clarity From Ukraine on Expanded Use of Long-Range Weapons

Amid mounting pressure to permit Ukraine greater use of donated weapons, the US is seeking more clarity from Kyiv on how this move would impact the dynamics of the conflict.

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General Dynamics to Build More US Navy Replenishment Ships in $6.7B Deal

General Dynamics NASSCO has signed a $6.75-billion agreement with the US Navy to construct additional replenishment oiler vessels.

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