Britain’s laser weapon system will be on warships by 2027

A British laser weapon capable of destroying drones for roughly $13 a shot is on track to be installed aboard Royal Navy destroyers in 2027, making the UK the first European NATO member to field an operational...

Ukraine loses two MiG-29 fighters in less than 24 hours

Russian media published footage of a Geran-4 kamikaze drone striking a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 as the...

Ukraine deploys heavy robot trucks on the front line

A Ukrainian robotic ground vehicle took a direct hit from an enemy FPV drone, shrugged off the...

B-21 Raider’s home at Ellsworth gets $44M shelter contract

With the first operational B-21 Raiders scheduled to arrive at Ellsworth Air Force Base in 2027, the...

Turkish army receives another batch of homegrown ballistic missiles

Türkiye has quietly expanded its arsenal of domestically produced ballistic missiles, with the country's Ministry of National Defense confirming that ROKETSAN has delivered additional...

Pentagon wants to fix how America makes the steel for its weapons

DARPA, the Pentagon's advanced research agency responsible for some of the most consequential technological breakthroughs in American military history, has issued a request for...

Ukraine’s ballistic missile to hit Moscow is almost ready

Ukraine is on the verge of test-launching its first domestically produced long-range ballistic missile capable of striking...

Ukraine loses two MiG-29 fighters in less than 24 hours

Russian media published footage of a Geran-4 kamikaze drone striking a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 as the...

Ukraine deploys heavy robot trucks on the front line

A Ukrainian robotic ground vehicle took a direct hit from an enemy FPV drone, shrugged off the...

B-21 Raider’s home at Ellsworth gets $44M shelter contract

With the first operational B-21 Raiders scheduled to arrive at Ellsworth Air Force Base in 2027, the...

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Turkish army receives another batch of homegrown ballistic missiles

Türkiye has quietly expanded its arsenal of domestically produced ballistic missiles, with the country's Ministry of National Defense confirming that ROKETSAN has delivered additional...

Pentagon wants to fix how America makes the steel for its weapons

DARPA, the Pentagon's advanced research agency responsible for some of the most consequential technological breakthroughs in American military history, has issued a request for...

U.S. spends $35 billion to quadruple THAAD interceptor production

The U.S. government has awarded Lockheed Martin a $35 billion contract to quadruple production of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense interceptor, the missile...

Passive infrared sensing joins Picket’s Inferno RTC drone killer

Two American defense technology companies have partnered to integrate a 360-degree passive infrared sensing system into a close-in counter-drone platform, combining LightPath Technologies' all-around...

Boeing beats Lockheed to extend military satellite network

Boeing secured a contract worth up to $2 billion from the U.S. Space Force on June 25 to build two new satellites that will extend the life of the military's primary secure voice communications network, knocking out...

AM General’s CEO fights to save an $8.6B JLTV A2 contract

The CEO of AM General stepped into a rapidly widening political fight on June 26, publishing a...

RENK America wins fourth Army transmission contract, worth $691M

RENK America, the Muskegon-based subsidiary of German defense giant RENK Group AG, announced June 26 that the...

Ukraine strikes Russia’s Iskander launch vehicle maker in Volgograd

Thick smoke was still rising over Volgograd's Krasnooktyabrsky District on the morning of June 27 when open-source...

Pentagon wants to fix how America makes the steel for its weapons

DARPA, the Pentagon's advanced research agency responsible for some of the most consequential technological breakthroughs in American...

US Air Force prepares to integrate nuclear warhead into new Sentinel ICBM

The U.S. Air Force is preparing to sole-source a contract to Lockheed Martin Space Systems to integrate America's nuclear warhead reentry vehicle into the...

Pentagon wants mobile launchers to test missile defense systems

America's missile defense testing program has a logistics problem, and the Pentagon wants industry to solve it: the Missile Defense Agency, the organization responsible...

US Air Force spends $95M to learn exactly how lasers destroy targets

The U.S. Air Force has awarded a contract worth up to $95 million to study how laser weapons affect their targets and how to...

Raytheon secures $1.1B deal for AIM-9X missile production

Raytheon has secured a $1.1 billion contract modification to produce nearly 2,000 AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missiles for the U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, and...

US Air Force prepares to integrate nuclear warhead into new Sentinel ICBM

The U.S. Air Force is preparing to sole-source a contract to Lockheed Martin Space Systems to integrate America's nuclear warhead reentry vehicle into the...

Pentagon wants mobile launchers to test missile defense systems

America's missile defense testing program has a logistics problem, and the Pentagon wants industry to solve it: the Missile Defense Agency, the organization responsible...

US Air Force spends $95M to learn exactly how lasers destroy targets

The U.S. Air Force has awarded a contract worth up to $95 million to study how laser weapons affect their targets and how to...

Raytheon secures $1.1B deal for AIM-9X missile production

Raytheon has secured a $1.1 billion contract modification to produce nearly 2,000 AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missiles for the U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, and...
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Europe must kick its addiction to American tech

Editor's note: Robert Brüll is the founder and CEO of FibreCoat, a materials technology company that supplies lightweight, electrically conductive fibers used in defense, space, and industrial applications. He writes here in a personal capacity. The views...

Production speed is the new military edge, analyst argues

For decades, the conversation around defence capability has been anchored almost exclusively to platforms: aircraft, ships, tanks,...

Ukraine hits Russian energy infrastructure to blunt oil revenue surge

Ukraine has doubled its strikes on Russian oil infrastructure and is keeping up that pace into May,...

U.S. startup Aeon prepares revolution in tactical missiles

A U.S. defense startup is making a bold push into the tactical precision weapons market with a...

New SATCOM tech helps downed pilot rescues

In an exclusive interview with Defence Blog, the co-founder and chief executive of Israeli defense technology company...

Analysis: Russia and Ukraine intensify deep-strike drone war

Russia and Ukraine sharply increased long-range strike operations in March, with both sides expanding drone and missile attacks deep beyond the front lines, according...

Expert links private nuclear sector to U.S. defense resilience

As the United States moves to rebuild parts of its nuclear fuel supply chain amid competition with Russia and China, privately backed technology firms...

Dutch firm details how high-end military models are made

Anyone who has visited major military and aerospace exhibitions such as the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget in France, Farnborough International Airshow in...

Iran targets U.S. coalition with asymmetric warfare

Anatolii Maksymov, an expert at the Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Centre and Middle East analyst, said Iran’s asymmetric military strategy is placing growing pressure...

Analysis: Russia and Ukraine intensify deep-strike drone war

Russia and Ukraine sharply increased long-range strike operations in March, with both sides expanding drone and missile attacks deep beyond the front lines, according...

Expert links private nuclear sector to U.S. defense resilience

As the United States moves to rebuild parts of its nuclear fuel supply chain amid competition with Russia and China, privately backed technology firms...

Dutch firm details how high-end military models are made

Anyone who has visited major military and aerospace exhibitions such as the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget in France, Farnborough International Airshow in...

Iran targets U.S. coalition with asymmetric warfare

Anatolii Maksymov, an expert at the Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Centre and Middle East analyst, said Iran’s asymmetric military strategy is placing growing pressure...
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Raytheon secures $1.1B deal for AIM-9X missile production

Raytheon has secured a $1.1 billion contract modification to produce nearly 2,000 AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missiles for the U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, and...

Passive infrared sensing joins Picket’s Inferno RTC drone killer

Two American defense technology companies have partnered to integrate a 360-degree passive infrared sensing system into a close-in counter-drone platform, combining LightPath Technologies' all-around...

Pentagon demos laser weapons for Hegseth at White Sands

The U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth personally watched American laser weapons and high-power microwave systems destroy targets at the U.S. Army's White Sands Missile...

Spain’s BANDIT-X drone interceptor passes tests in Slovakia

A Spanish defense firm has completed live flight testing of its BANDIT-X drone interceptor before military operators in Slovakia, demonstrating the full operational cycle...

U.S. Army strategist warns of a coming robotic blitzkrieg

The United States military risks suffering a "robotic blitzkrieg" if it continues treating autonomous systems as supplements to existing doctrine rather than as the...

U.S. Army orders $40M in next-gen combat helmets

The U.S. Army and the Defense Logistics Agency have placed more than $40 million in new helmet orders with Team Wendy Ceradyne, the American...

Raytheon secures $1.1B deal for AIM-9X missile production

Raytheon has secured a $1.1 billion contract modification to produce nearly 2,000 AIM-9X Sidewinder air-to-air missiles for the U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, and...

Passive infrared sensing joins Picket’s Inferno RTC drone killer

Two American defense technology companies have partnered to integrate a 360-degree passive infrared sensing system into a close-in counter-drone platform, combining LightPath Technologies' all-around...

Pentagon demos laser weapons for Hegseth at White Sands

The U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth personally watched American laser weapons and high-power microwave systems destroy targets at the U.S. Army's White Sands Missile...

Spain’s BANDIT-X drone interceptor passes tests in Slovakia

A Spanish defense firm has completed live flight testing of its BANDIT-X drone interceptor before military operators in Slovakia, demonstrating the full operational cycle...

U.S. Army strategist warns of a coming robotic blitzkrieg

The United States military risks suffering a "robotic blitzkrieg" if it continues treating autonomous systems as supplements to existing doctrine rather than as the...

U.S. Army orders $40M in next-gen combat helmets

The U.S. Army and the Defense Logistics Agency have placed more than $40 million in new helmet orders with Team Wendy Ceradyne, the American...