Starfighters Creates Reusable Flying Lab to Test Defense Tech at Mach 2+

Starfighters Space wants to give emerging defense and aerospace technologies longer exposure to sustained Mach 2+ flight conditions, paving the way for improved testing of future hypersonic systems.

Taiwan to Produce 246 New Reconnaissance Vehicles by 2033

Taiwan is preparing to field new domestically developed reconnaissance vehicles expected to enter production between 2028 and 2033.

UK Announces $11.2 Billion Investment in Nuclear Submarines

Britain is investing $11.2 billion in its Dreadnought nuclear submarine program, supporting 47,000 jobs and advancing four new boats.

US Army Opens First 3D-Printed Barracks at Fort Bliss

The US Army has opened the first of 10 barracks being built with large-scale 3D-printing technology at Fort Bliss.

New Hybrid Robot Takes Aim at the US Army’s Toughest Resupply Missions

The US Army is betting on a new hybrid unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) from BLADE to automate some of its most dangerous resupply missions.

NorthStrive Advances Drone Tech for Towing Payloads Across Air and Water

NorthStrive Defense Tech has finalized an exclusive licensing agreement with the Florida State University Research Foundation for patented drone technology capable of transporting payloads across both

US Military Completes 'Heavy Wave' of Retaliatory Strikes on Iran

US launches a heavy wave of strikes on Iran after Tehran targeted American bases in Jordan, escalating the Middle East conflict.

US Navy Awards $76.7B for Virginia- and Columbia-Class Submarine Programs

US Marines Seeks Optical AI System to Automate Armories

The US Marine Forces Special Operations Command is seeking an artificial intelligence powered image-based system to automate stockpile inventory, eliminating manual recordkeeping with no detectable ra

SpaceX to Launch 18 US Space Force Missions Under $1.6B Contracts

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has secured two contracts worth $1.6 billion to provide 18 military rocket launch services for the US Space Force.