GE Aerospace's Lynn factory has turned a new corner with a $100 million upgrade, harnessing the power of automation - and robots nicknamed Rosie and Thomas - to supercharge engine production and banish quality and capacity woes. The game-changing investment is already paying off, streamlining workflows and ramping up throughput.
Meet the MİLDEN submarine, a game-changing vessel poised to meet the Pakistan Navy's next-gen needs, boasting impressive specs including a 2,700-ton surfaced displacement and 8 torpedo tubes for heavyweight firepower.
The German Navy has made history with the successful test launch of Israel Aerospace Industries' LORA ballistic missiles from its frigate Sachsen-Anhalt in the North Atlantic, marking a major milestone in naval capabilities. This impressive achievement showcases the system's remarkable range and potential for deployment.
The Navy has pushed back its timeline for selecting a new trainer jet, now planning to award the Undergraduate Jet Training System contract on June 30, 2027, and extending the proposal submission deadline to October 30, 2026. This delay gives bidders more time to perfect their proposals for the highly anticipated contract.
The Pentagon's drone-buying strategy needs a wake-up call: instead of fixating on cheap prices, it should prioritize combat value to avoid wasting millions on drones that become obsolete before they're even used. Col. Dustin Thomas argues that a shift in focus is crucial, or else the military risks rendering 70,000 drones useless with a single countermeasure.
Lockheed Martin is taking a major leap forward in its munitions production capacity with the construction of a new facility at its Munitions Production Center in Troy, Alabama, marking a significant milestone in its $8-9 billion effort to ramp up missile production nationwide. The new Building 47 will help double the factory footprint in Troy and dramatically expand the workforce.
The Army is taking its Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node to the next level, awarding $192M to Palantir and Anduril to bring the game-changing TITAN Intelligence System into production. This move comes after four years of prototyping and valuable feedback from soldiers who've put TITAN to the test in diverse environments.
The Army is taking a giant leap forward with its $465M contract for high-energy laser production, a game-changing technology that will empower troops to outsmart and outperform enemy forces, particularly unmanned systems, from day one. This cutting-edge capability pairs human ingenuity with advanced tech to revolutionize modern warfare.
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GE Aerospace has landed a massive $2.9 billion contract to supply parts for the F414 engine, powering the Navy's F/A-18 Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler. This performance-based logistics deal runs through August 2031 and is a huge win for the company.
The Department of the Air Force has redefined what it means to be ahead of the game: it's no longer just about having the best weapon systems, but also about having software superiority to outmaneuver and outsmart adversaries across air, land, cyber, and information domains.
The US Navy has taken a major step forward in bolstering its maritime strike capabilities with a $65 million contract awarded to Zone 5 Technologies for the development of the Rusty Dagger cruise missile under the Coalition Heterogeneous Affordable Offensive Strike (CHAOS) program. This game-changing move brings a highly adaptable and exportable maritime strike solution one step closer to reality.
Meet the MİLDEN submarine, a cutting-edge, compact vessel measuring over 80 metres in length and displacing 2,700 tonnes, with a lean crew of just 40 on board. Its impressive specs pack a big punch in a relatively small footprint.
As Europe's air fleets age and threats escalate, defense leaders are facing a daunting dilemma: how to modernize their airpower for a rapidly changing world. With aging aircraft and rising defense budgets, the question on everyone's mind is: what's the future of airpower - manned or unmanned?
Pakistan's military takes a giant leap forward with the unveiling of a cutting-edge, locally designed gas-operated assault rifle, tested and validated by Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir during his recent visit to Pakistan Ordnance Factories at Wah.
Sweden is fast-tracking the integration of its homegrown defense systems into four new French-designed frigates, worth €4.3 billion, while keeping its options open for even more advanced capabilities. The deal marks a major milestone in the country's naval modernization efforts, with French President Emmanuel Macron and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson celebrating the partnership.
American Rheinmetall has delivered the first prototype of its Lynx-based XM30 Combat Vehicle to the US Army, marking a major milestone in the program. The company will supply a total of eight prototypes for testing, showcasing its innovative design featuring hybrid-electric propulsion and advanced combat capabilities.
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Imagine a future where networks of autonomous AI agents work together seamlessly across intelligence and operations - and the US Intelligence Community is already making this vision a reality. Senior officials are shifting their focus from single AI models to integrated systems that enable greater coordination and trust.
The US Navy is pushing the boundaries of combat drone technology with a new Request for Information, seeking an aircraft that can carry massive external payloads of up to 2,500 pounds per weapon. This ambitious project, dubbed Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) Increment 1, aims to deliver a prototype with unprecedented capabilities within a remarkably short timeframe.
The Army has awarded Georgia Tech Research Institute up to $33.4 million to lead the integration of its Common Autonomous Multidomain Launcher (CAML) prototype program, a key move to deliver cutting-edge Fires capabilities to Soldiers. As the lead integrator, GTRI will drive the program forward with systems engineering, interface integration, and testing expertise.
The US Army is exploring new options for a tracked self-propelled howitzer, issuing a request for information to gather ideas for a 155mm howitzer that can operate within armored formations. This move is a separate effort from the recent deal for a wheeled variant, signaling a renewed interest in tracked artillery capabilities.
Uzbekistan has officially welcomed its new fleet of Chinese J-10CE fighters, with at least six aircraft making a grand entrance in state TV footage on August 28, 2026. The public debut was marked with a ceremonial water-cannon salute, showcasing the country's growing military capabilities.
Meet the Liberator, a game-changing, containerized torpedo launcher designed to be deployed on the ocean floor, capable of firing powerful Mk 48 ADCAP heavyweight torpedoes at enemy ships and subs. This autonomous seabed system is set to revolutionize naval warfare as part of the US Navy's cutting-edge Orca submarine vehicle program.
Russia is now launching jet-powered drones at an astonishing rate, with estimates suggesting a whopping 3,000 units per month, and Ukraine's air defenses are feeling the pressure. In fact, two-thirds of all drones launched in a day can now be jet-powered, according to Colonel Yurii Ihnat of the Ukrainian Air Force.
Pakistan is taking a major leap in its military capabilities with the development of loitering munitions, including a tailless delta design, to enhance its deep-strike ability. This new technology, showcased to the Pakistan Army Chief, promises a scalable and long-range strike posture, with some systems boasting a range of up to 3,000 km.