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GM Defense, BAE, and NP Aerospace Collab for British Army Light Mobility Vehicle Bid

GM Defense, BAE Systems, and NP Aerospace have formed “Team LionStrike” to compete for the British Army’s Light Mobility Vehicle (LMV) program.

South Korea to Train 500,000 Conscripts in Drone Warfare Under New Military Plan

South Korea has unveiled its “500,000 Drone Warriors” initiative to provide unmanned aerial systems training to every conscript during mandatory military service, boosting the country’s combat capabilities and domestic industry.

US Air Force Extends Contested Network Software Deal for Pacific Operations

The US Air Force has awarded Immersive Wisdom a contract to continue providing distributed communications and operations center software to Pacific Air Forces.

Pentagon’s F-35 Block 4 Modernization Pushed to 2031 Amid Rising Costs, Oversight Changes

The US Department of Defense faces a new timeline for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter’s Block 4 modernization, which is now not expected to be finished until 2031 at the earliest, the Government Accountability Office said in a new analysis.

Trump Rebrands Department of Defense as ‘Department of War’

President Trump is changing the name of the US Department of Defense to the Department of War, the White House announced.

Leidos Unveils ‘Sea Dagger’ Concept to Boost UK Maritime Autonomy

US firm Leidos has revealed a next-generation commando insertion craft concept developed for the Royal Navy as part of the UK Commando Force (UKCF) modernization program.

Auterion’s ‘Nemyx’ Unifies Different Drone Fleets Into AI-Driven Swarms

US-German autonomous software company Auterion has unveiled a solution that allows drones from different manufacturers to act as a single, coordinated unit. 

Pentagon Says Venezuelan Planes Buzzed US Ship in ‘Highly Provocative Move’

The US said Venezuelan military planes flew near a US vessel in international waters in a "highly provocative" move, marking a new escalation.

Gaza Civil Defense Says Israeli Fire Kills 44

Gaza's civil defense agency said Israeli forces killed at least 44 people, 25 in Gaza City, where the military has increased bombardments.

Western Troops in Ukraine Would Be Target for Russian Army: Putin

Russian President Putin warned that any Western forces deployed to Ukraine would be a "legitimate" target for Moscow's army.

BLADE Tech Turns US Army Ground Defenses Into Drone Hunters

In a recent live fire event in Poland, US Army troops engaged waves of drones from a remote-controlled weapon station for the first time.

Pentagon Invests $5 Million in Startup Developing Space-Based LiDAR

The Pentagon is putting $5 million into a Florida startup developing space-based LiDAR for three-dimensional mapping of Earth from orbit.

Denmark to Host Production of Key Component for Ukraine’s New Cruise Missile

A Ukrainian firm that unveiled the country’s longest-range cruise missile is preparing to produce the missile’s key component in Denmark.

US Marines to Launch Generative AI Push With Quantico Workshop

The five-day workshop, set at the Marine Corps Base Quantico, will put GenAI tools through hands-on trials against real-world tactical challenges.

Philippines, Ukraine Explore Joint Drone Production Deal

The Ukrainian government is seeking to co-produce uncrewed platforms with the Philippines under a prospective defense deal. 

Sweden’s Saab, Poland’s WB Group Team Up on Drones, Naval, Border Tech

Saab and WB Group established a strategic cooperation to assess joint projects in drones, naval platforms, and border protection technologies.